Embassy contacts, NGO and anti-trafficking hotlines, and a five-language glossary of the terms that matter.
Bangkok contacts for Filipino, Burmese, and Lao domestic workers: the Philippine Embassy and Migrant Workers Office, the Myanmar Embassy and labour attaché, the Lao Embassy, plus Thai labour hotlines. Each entry lists address, phone, email, and what it does for you. Your embassy is free and works for you, not your employer or your broker.
Read →Plain-language definitions of the legal, immigration, and hiring terms a Thailand domestic worker or employer needs: MR 15, MOU, work permit, e-Work Permit, pink card, Non-LA visa, nationality verification, minimum wage, severance, and more. Each term carries its statute reference so you can decode a contract, a work permit, or an agency's paperwork.
Read →A worker-facing directory of the NGOs and government hotlines that help domestic and migrant workers in Thailand: wage disputes, abuse, trafficking, legal aid, and repatriation. It lists phone numbers, emails, and languages for each, with the official source. maidthailand.com is free for workers and never asks workers for money.
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