Settle in Abroad
Amanda Gedney
Founder & CEO
About
Settle in Abroad Co., Ltd was established in 2017 and has been helping hundreds of people from all over the world relocate to Thailand. So far, Settle in Abroad has helped people move to Thailand from over 42+ countries.
Amanda Gedney, the Founder & CEO, has been living in Chiang Mai, Thailand for over 8 years. She came to Thailand in 2016 to teach English, taught for 2 years, and enjoyed her life in Thailand so much that she decided to set up Settle in Abroad to help others make their move to Thailand with ease.
Settle in Abroad is a leading relocation and visa services company, dedicated to helping individuals, families and professionals make the transition to living, working or retiring in Thailand. Our experienced and knowledgeable team has extensive experience in navigating the complex regulations and procedures involved in securing visas, finding accommodation and adapting to life in Thailand.
Whether you're looking to retire, start a business, teach English, work remotely, or simply enjoy a new way of life, we're here to support you every step of the way. We offer a range of services including visa assistance, job placement, accommodation set up, and more. With our help, you'll be able to focus on settling into your new home and enjoying all that Thailand has to offer.
Our team is passionate about helping people discover the beauty and opportunities of Thailand, and are committed to providing our clients with the best possible service. With Settle in Abroad, you can be confident that you have a reliable and experienced partner to guide you through your relocation journey.
Check out the podcast below, where Amanda takes you on an extraordinary journey from the mesmerizing world of hula hooping and fire-spinning to the realm of ethical entrepreneurship.
Alternatively, join Amanda in the podcast below where she is sharing her remarkable adventures and experiences that led her from the bustling streets of New York to the enchanting city of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
