This document summarizes transnational migration between Thailand and Europe. It provides data on the number and types of Thai and European migrants by region in Thailand. The majority of Thai migrants to Europe are low-skilled laborers from the central and northeast regions, while most European migrants to Thailand are high-skilled workers, marriage migrants, or retirees. The document then covers the motivations, political and legal aspects, socio-economic impacts, and socio-cultural aspects of migration for both Thai and European migrants.

1. Transnational MigrationTransnational Migration
between Thailand and Europebetween Thailand and Europe
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EURA-NET meeting
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2. Type of migrant Bangkok
/Central region
North /Northeast
region
North/West
region
East/
South region
Total
Thai migrants 9 22 8 2 41
- Low/semi skilled-labour 4 6 1 - 11
- High-skilled labour 1 1 2 1 5
- Seasonal migrants - 5 - - 5
- Students 3 2 - - 5
- Marriage 1 2 1 1 5
- Family of migrants - 6 4 - 10
European migrants 16 10 - 6 33
- High skilled 13 2 - 2 17
- Marriage /
Entrepreneurs
1 5 - 1 7
- Irregular migrants 3 - - - 3
- Retirees - 3 - 3 6
# Respondents according to type of migration and geographical area

5. Transnational Migration

6. Transnational Migration

7. Motivation-Thai Migrant

9. Motivation-European Migrant

11. Political and Legal Aspects of Migration

12. Thai Migrant

13. European Migrant

14. Socio-Economic Aspects

15. Thai Migrant

17. European Migrant

19. Economic Impacts

20. Socio-Cultural Aspects

21. Thai Migrant

23. Thai Migrant

25. European Migrant

26. European Migrant

28. Conclusion & Suggestion

29. Conclusion

30. Conclusion

31. Thank you