On August 26, 2022, Thailand's National Wage Committee voted
to raise the minimum wage to THB 328–354 per day (USD
9.01–9.72)—an increase of approximately 5% from the
previous range of THB 313–336. The decision to boost minimum
wages, which were last increased in January 2020, came after a
14-year-high headline inflation rate of 7.61% in July 2022.
The new minimum wages have been submitted to the cabinet for
final approval and are expected to take effect on October 1, 2022,
following publication in the Government Gazette. The exact
minimum wage depends on the province in which the workplace is
located, as shown in the table below.

These minimum rates are for one working day, which consists of
eight hours for normal work, or seven hours for work that may be
harmful to the health and safety of the employee.