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For Workers

Your rights, your pay, and how to spot a broker scam — in plain language. We never ask workers for money.

Scam safety

Eight broker-scam red flags every domestic worker should know

If a broker holds your passport, charges you a placement fee, tells you to work on a tourist visa, or pays below ฿400 a day in Bangkok, these are illegal under Thai law. Here are the eight warning signs every domestic worker should know, with hotline numbers. maidthailand.com is free for workers and never asks workers for money.

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Worker rights

Your rights as a domestic worker in Thailand

Since 30 April 2024, MR 15 gives every maid, nanny, and carer in Thailand — Thai or migrant — at least one paid day off a week, 13 paid public holidays, up to 30 paid sick days, and the provincial minimum wage (฿400 a day in Bangkok). maidthailand.com is free for workers and never asks workers for money.

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