Work and live in Chiang Mai — the heart of Northern Thailand

Where temple bells meet street food, mountains meet cafés, and life moves at an easy pace.
Chiang Mai is the kind of place that feels like home faster than you expect.

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A city made for living — not just visiting

Chiang Mai combines comfort, safety, and culture like few places in Asia.
It’s big enough to have great hospitals, international schools, cafés, and co-working spaces — yet small enough that you can cross the city in 20 minutes and still hear birds in the trees.

Here you’ll find:

  • Warm climate all year round

  • Affordable lifestyle and low cost of living

  • Large international community — from digital nomads to long-term expats

  • Easy travel connections — fly to Bangkok, the islands, or nearby countries in under two hours

  • Great quality of life — clean air seasonally managed, access to nature, wellness and sports everywhere

Whether you’re here for a year or to stay for good, Chiang Mai gives you space to breathe and a sense of belonging.

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In the heart of the city — close to everything you need

Our office is located on Mahidol Road, only a few minutes from the Old Town and the airport. Cafés, restaurants, shopping mall, and markets are all around.

We designed our workspace to feel calm and comfortable — air-conditioned offices, modern equipment, and a friendly environment.

At CLBS, you can work in a professional setting without losing the relaxed rhythm of Thai life.

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Rose of the North - A mix of tradition and modern life

Chiang Mai is often called The Rose of the North — a city surrounded by mountains and ancient temples.


Over 700 years old, it’s full of history yet always evolving. You can explore golden temples, eat street food under lanterns, or spend the weekend hiking waterfalls and visiting elephant sanctuaries.

Ready to make Chiang Mai your home?

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