Austrade's office in Thailand

The Austrade office in Thailand is also responsible for Cambodia and Laos. Austrade’s full suite of export services is available to Australian companies looking to grow their business in Thailand and Cambodia. Austrade also works to promote the Australian education sector within Thailand and Cambodia and attract productive foreign direct investment into Australia. In Laos, Austrade services are primarily focused on promoting the Australian education sector. Additionally, we can provide you with selected alternative service providers. For Australian exporters and education institutions – contact Austrade on 13 28 78 (Australia only), +61 2 9392 2035 (from outside Australia) or email info@austrade.gov.au For international investors and buyers – see below for the location of Austrade's office in Thailand and for links to further information.

Operating hours: 8.30am-5.00pm, Monday to Friday Austrade's office is located in the Australian Embassy. Satorn Road is parallel to Silom Road, one of the busiest business districts in Bangkok. Airport buses are available from the airport to Silom Road (cost 70 baht one way). However, it is recommended that Australian travellers use meter taxis (cost approximately 150-200 baht one way). More information: For Australian exporters – Thailand export market profile | Cambodia export market profile For Australian education institutions – Education homepage For international buyers – Buyers homepage or Find Australian Suppliers For international investors – Investment homepage About Austrade programs and services

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