Strategic Location
Thailand is strategically located in the heart of Southeast Asia mainland, a gateway to Indochina and to the world's two most densely populated countries, India and China.Thailand is a part of ASEAN (10 members association) and shares borders with four other member countries. It also is entitled to the privileges of AFTA (ASEAN Free Trade Agreement), a market of over 500 million people.
 
Political Stability
Thailand is governed by a democratically elected government. Any changes made are done so based on majority votes. The government realizes the importance of the private sector as an essential tool towards the development of the country, and thus has provided support and facilities to promote investment both among Thai and foreign investors.

Infrastructure and Logistic Network
In the past 30 years, Infrastructure had been developed continuously and Infrastructure has been the important factor to support national economic, social, and quality of life development. So far, Thailand has invested in Infrastructure projects at the average of 5 to 6 percent of GDP.
At present the status of infrastructure development in transportation, energy, communications and public utility sectors have been vastly improved. Basic and essential utilities such as electricity, water, telephone are continuously upgraded to meet demand and to technologically advance in line with industrial countries.
Main road networks are mostly reinforced concrete roads and asphalt concrete roads. Bangkok-Chon Buri Motor Way and the Eastern Outer Bangkok Ring Road are now completed to improve transport efficiency. The route length of the train network is nearly 4,000 km. Waterway access in the East-West corridor on the Mekong Delta links Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam and China.
At present there are 8 ports in Eastern, Central and Southern Thailand, 6 international airports and 26 domestic airports, making Thailand the center of both sea and air transportation.

Skilled Labor Force
The Thai labor force is high in quality and efficiency, as well as result-oriented. Although labor forces in neighboring countries may be low-cost, but the Thai skilled labor retains its flexibility, adaptability and trainability that ensures complete and high-quality results, along with the Thai smile and friendliness that has long been a part of the Thai trait.

Education
The global village, once talked about metaphorically, is quickly becoming reality. With families moving around the globe and new communication channels opening, the world truly has become a much smaller place. To promote the family concept and togetherness, when a family member work or invest here, Thailand has over 50 international schools and institutes to choose from. There are presently about 4,343 international students in Thailand , 946 of which are from China , followed by Vietnam , Burma , India , Japan , Bangladesh , Nepal , Taiwan and the United States . Most popular subjects include business management, engineering, international business, science and arts respectively. It is expected that in 2004 the number of international student will increase by 30% to about 5,600 students.

Tourism
Thailand is richly endowed with a distinct culture, with a rich and varied heritage. Ancient ruins, historic parks and even religious places and architecture portray the Thai culture 3-4 thousand years ago. The government's policy is to make Thailand a Quality Destination as well as a World Class Destination. Thailand sees the importance of cooperating and linking with neighboring countries to attract more visitors from across the world to visit Asia . Each province in Thailand I set to have its own unique attraction.

Cultural Advantage
Thailand is a Buddhist country, contributing to Thai people's friendly attitude. The King has always supported every religion, so Thailand has not had to face any religious conflicts that can be found in neighboring countries. Thai people are free to express their opinion, and conduct economic activities.Thailand 's culture distinguishes Thai people from others. Thai characteristics can be fond in the Thai language, the Thai attitude as well a Thai thoughts and actions. Being an agricultural country also makes Thai people always ready to help one another.

Investment Promotion
Thailand 's government maintains an open, market-oriented economy and encourages foreign direct investment as a means of promoting economic development, employment and technology transfer. Foreign investment in Thailand significantly influenced the buoyant economic growth of the last 15 years, spurring Thailand 's transformation from an agriculture-based economy, to one balanced with industry and manufacturing. The government has set up a committee to support investment and established many industrial estates to attract foreign investors. Moreover there has been alterations in rules and regulations that may be obstacles for investment, as well as develop infrastructure and technology that ill facilitate both Thai and foreign investors.