According to Thailand's National Statistical Office, the country officially entered the status of an "aged society" in 2024. This aligns with a global trend highlighted in a United Nations report, which underscores the increasing size and proportion of older individuals in populations worldwide. As a prominent health and wellness hub, Thailand has experienced growing demand for health-focused services. To address this societal shift and tap into emerging opportunities, the government has introduced attractive incentives aimed at supporting the evolving needs of its aging population. These measures are designed to unlock potential in adapting to demographic changes while attracting investors to high-growth sectors such as senior and dependent care businesses. Please refer to the Newsletter below written by CDLAF's partner in Thailand: ILAW ASIA
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