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Average monthly earnings of employees in Thailand (ILO)

Mean nominal monthly earnings of employees in Thailand, in baht, for all employees and by sex, as published by the International Labour Organization (ILOSTAT) from Thailand's Labour Force Survey.
Data through
2025
Updated
Source retrieved

Overview

Coverage
2000 to 2025
Frequency
annual
Geography
Thailand (national)
Observations
51
Licence
See original publisher

Variables

Variables in this dataset
VariableIDUnitDefinition
Average monthly earningsaverage-monthly-earningsThai bahtMean nominal monthly earnings of employees in Thai baht (ILO, from Thailand's Labour Force Survey). Excludes the self-employed.

Breakdowns: Gender

Methodology

Mean (average) nominal monthly earnings of employees in Thai baht, as published by the International Labour Organization in ILOSTAT. ILO calculates the figures from Thailand's Labour Force Survey (HIES - Household Socio-Economic Survey; LFS - Labour Force Survey). Employees are people in paid employment; the self-employed and own-account workers, a large part of Thailand's workforce, are not included. Earnings are not adjusted for inflation. The mean is pulled up by high earners and is higher than what a typical employee earns.

No values are published for 2001–2006 and 2008–2010; those years are absent, not estimated.

The 2015 value is markedly lower than 2014 and 2016; ILOSTAT does not flag a break in the series. It is shown as published.

Licence: ILOSTAT's terms could not be checked from an automated request (unconfirmed). Figures are republished as attributed statistical facts.

Source

Average monthly earnings of employees in Thailand (ILO)

Source
ILOSTAT average monthly earnings
Dataset
ILOSTAT: Average monthly earnings of employees by sex (EAR_EMTA_SEX_CUR_NB), local currency
Last updated by publisher
23 September 2026
Retrieved
23 September 2026
Licence
Not stated by the publisher (unconfirmed)
Source releases used (1)

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