This report provides a comprehensive assessment of international migration affecting Thailand as a country of origin, transit and destination. It examines the social, economic and political factors shaping migration and distinguishes refugees and displaced persons, regular migration and irregular migration. The analysis covers Thai workers abroad, foreign professionals, migrant workers from neighbouring countries, asylum seekers, trafficking, recruitment, labour rights, health, education and government registration policies. It identifies major gaps in migration statistics, legal protection, inter-agency coordination and understanding of migrant children and unregistered populations. The report recommends a comprehensive national migration strategy, stronger protection and labour standards, improved bilateral and regional cooperation, simpler registration procedures and sustained research and data collection.