The official index lists a regulated personal-loan disclosure effective 1 July 2026, separately from credit cards and vehicle-secured loans. Use the document matching your product.
Official information lists financing up to 90% of vehicle price for 12–84 months. Individuals and companies may apply subject to conditions. Preliminary estimates are not final approvals; publication date is unconfirmed.
The product page lists a THB 700,000 minimum, up to 100% of appraised collateral value, and up to 30 years, with borrower age plus term no more than 70. Publication date is unconfirmed.
The checked programme required applications on 1 July–30 September 2026 and mortgage registration by 31 October. The application window has ended; confirm a new offer with KBank.
Up to THB 500,000, capped at five times total income, for up to seven years. Fixed annual rates are 8.990% for salaried borrowers or 11.990% for self-employed/business owners. Apply by 30 December 2026; eligibility applies.
Solar installation loans offer up to THB 1 million and up to seven years. Apply by 31 March 2027 or earlier if programme funds run out; approval and legal completion are required by 30 April 2027.
Eligible borrowers without credit history or with at least 19 months without lending use may borrow up to THB 20,000 for 12 months. Flat 0.70% monthly equals effective 15.12% annually; applications end 15 December 2026.
Applications run 16 July–15 October 2026, with approval and legal completion by 15 November. First-year rates start at 0.990%, subject to the selected terms; this is not the full-term rate.
The page states 2.99% annually in year one, then MLR minus 1.5% in years 2–10. Terms run 1 October–31 December 2026, with facilities established by 31 December; bank eligibility applies.
Requests are accepted through 31 December 2026. Home borrowers may defer principal for three months while paying interest; personal-loan and credit-card relief retains normal interest. Publication date was not shown.
For new customers, the published offer states 3.190% in year one, MRR−2.645% in years two–three, then MRR−1.995%. Campaign period: 1 October–31 December 2026. The loan is secured by inheritance-pension rights; bank eligibility and approval apply.
The programme lists a 1 October–31 December 2026 rate period, but its main text and footnote differ on later-year pricing. Confirm the latest terms with SCB before using a full-term rate.
The Thailand Rowing Association, in partnership with EGAT and other allies, will host the Thailand International Dragon Boat Festival 2026 on December 5-6 in Rayong. Athletes from 11 countries including Canada, Russia, Kazakhstan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Thailand are expected to participate. The event aims to boost sports tourism, create economic value, and enhance Thailand's image as a sport destination.
The Office of Trade Policy and Strategy reports that the road freight service cost index for Thailand rose by 11.1% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2025, driven primarily by escalating diesel prices linked to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Agricultural and mining sectors saw significant increases, with agricultural products up 13.4% and minerals up 3.8%, while industrial goods climbed 11.0%. Vehicle types such as liquid tankers and hazardous material trucks also recorded double-digit growth rates between 7.0% and 11.3%. The outlook for the fourth quarter suggests continued high costs due to stable but elevated global oil prices, end-of-year demand surges, and logistical challenges from weather variability.
Flooding across Thailand has inflicted significant damage on the industrial sector, with preliminary losses estimated at 18.21 billion baht affecting over 4,600 businesses in 59 provinces. Chonburi province bears the brunt of this economic hit, recording approximately 17.9 billion baht in damages alone, while Bangkok and Samut Prakan also report substantial impacts on local enterprises. Despite these challenges, the economy shows resilience through a rising Industrial Sentiment Index and a new government housing loan scheme designed to stimulate the real estate market. Additionally, the Tourism Authority projects over 10 billion baht in revenue from faith-based tourism festivals, while a major water diversion project aims to support agriculture and industry in the Eastern Economic Corridor.
Siam Piwat Group is hosting global leaders attending the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok from October 12 to 18, 2026. The company will showcase Thai culture through exhibitions like 'The Art of Royal Craft' and 'Amazing Thailand Global Thai Silk Exhibition' at Siam Paragon and ICONSIAM. Activities include workshops on traditional crafts, silk fashion displays featuring international designers, and a special Royal Barge Experience exhibition running until November 8, 2026.