
Finance internship in Thailand
Help finance teams in Thailand with research, reporting and client work.
What you'll do
Your day-to-day
As a Finance intern in Thailand, you might:
- Prepare and check spreadsheets and monthly reports.
- Research Thai companies, sectors and markets for the team.
- Help build simple financial models.
- Help prepare client and investor presentations.
- Check documents against company policies and local rules.
You'll build analysis and reporting skills, and see how banks, investors and regulators work together in Thailand.

Local know-how
What to know before you go
Finance in Thailand
Thailand's financial system rests on three main institutions, all based in Bangkok. The Bank of Thailand is the central bank and supervises banks and other financial institutions. The Stock Exchange of Thailand runs the country's stock market. The Securities and Exchange Commission, set up under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1992, regulates the capital markets.
Digital banking is a growing part of the sector, and the Bank of Thailand has set up a licensing framework for virtual banks. If you're interested in fintech, it's a good area to ask about. As an intern you might support analysis and reporting. Interns do not give investment advice or handle client money. You can also read finance intern stories from Thailand on our site, from Anshuman, Joe, Phil and Jessica.
Job roles
Financial Analyst Intern
Work with company figures and summarize what they mean.
Investment Research Intern
Research companies and sectors for the investment team.
Corporate Finance Intern
Help with budgets, forecasts and reports.
Accounting Support Intern
Help prepare and check records, invoices and reports.
Risk and Compliance Intern
Help check processes and documents against the rules.
Fintech Intern
Help research digital payments and banking products for a finance team.
Your exact tasks depend on your host company, and all our host companies in Thailand work in English.
The industry
The Finance industry in Thailand
Economic impact
Thailand has its own stock exchange, a securities regulator and a central bank, and Bangkok is where banks, investors and finance teams cluster.
Technology
Digital payments and online banking are part of daily life, and the Bank of Thailand has set up a licensing framework for virtual banks.
Career opportunities
Analysis, investment research, accounting, risk and fintech are all open to you, and your internship helps you see which path fits.

Prices
How much it costs
Asia Internship Program prices depend on your program and how long you stay. See the destination page for the full price table.
FAQ
Questions interns ask
Are there finance internships in Bangkok?
Yes. Bangkok is one of our cities in Thailand, and it is home to the Bank of Thailand, the Stock Exchange of Thailand and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Tell your career advisor your focus and we'll look for a host company that fits.
Can I do an investment banking internship in Thailand?
Finance placements are matched to your studies and experience, and roles might involve research, analysis, reporting and client support. If investment banking is your goal, tell your career advisor and we'll check what is possible.
Do I need to speak Thai for a finance internship in Thailand?
No. Our host companies in Thailand work in English. Some basic Thai helps in daily life.
Applications open all year
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It's free to apply, and you only pay a deposit once you're accepted.