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Society profile

Thailand

Thailand: 57 indicators from open sources, newest value for each.

Demography

Population, total 71.6 MWorld Bank2025 Population aged 0-14 14.4%World Bank2025 Population aged 15-64 69.6%World Bank2025 Population aged 65+ 16.0%World Bank2025 Female share of population 51.4%World Bank2025 Urban population 62.8%World Bank2025 Fertility rate 1.2World Bank2024 Adolescent fertility rate 25.0World Bank2024 Life expectancy at birth 76.6yearsWorld Bank2024 Infant mortality 7.7‰World Bank2024 Net migration 27 509World Bank2025

Education

Adult literacy rate 91.1%World Bank2022 Secondary school enrolment 92.1%World Bank2025 Tertiary enrolment 49.1%World Bank2025 Education spending 2.5%World Bank2023

Income

GDP per capita, PPP $26 250$World Bank2025 GNI per capita, PPP $25 570$World Bank2025 Gini index 33.3World Bank2024 Poverty headcount at $2.15/day 0.0%World Bank2024 Income share held by richest 10% 26.0%World Bank2024

Health

Suicide rate 16.6per 100kWorld Bank2021 Health spending 4.5%World Bank2023

Connectivity

Individuals using the internet 90.9%World Bank2024 Mobile subscriptions 160.6per 100World Bank2024 Access to electricity 100.0%World Bank2024

Environment

CO2 emissions per capita 4.0tWorld Bank2024

Religiosity

Religion is very important in life survey42.2%World Values Survey2018

Religious Practice

Attends religious services monthly or more survey38.1%World Values Survey2018 Believes in God survey46.0%World Values Survey2018

Trust People

Most people can be trusted survey30.6%World Values Survey2018 Trusts people met for the first time survey27.2%World Values Survey2018

Trust Institutions

Confidence in the government survey55.7%World Values Survey2018 Confidence in parliament survey55.8%World Values Survey2018 Confidence in the police survey53.4%World Values Survey2018 Confidence in the courts survey69.6%World Values Survey2018 Confidence in the press survey54.0%World Values Survey2018

Family Structure

Family is very important in life survey90.7%World Values Survey2018

Gender Roles

Women in national parliament 19.6%World Bank2025 When jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job survey31.2%World Values Survey2018 Men make better political leaders than women survey46.4%World Values Survey2018

Democracy

It is important to live in a democracy survey60.8%World Values Survey2018 Satisfied with how democracy works survey46.4%World Values Survey2018 A strong leader without elections is good survey91.2%World Values Survey2018

Participation

Has signed a petition or joined a demonstration survey12.8%World Values Survey2018

Immigration Attitudes

Would not want immigrants as neighbours survey38.9%World Values Survey2018

Employment

Unemployment rate 0.8%World Bank2025 Youth unemployment rate 4.5%World Bank2025 Female labour force participation 59.0%World Bank2025 Male labour force participation 75.0%World Bank2025 Self-employed share 50.7%World Bank2025

Redistribution

Incomes should be made more equal survey30.1%World Values Survey2018 Work is very important in life survey55.4%World Values Survey2018

Happiness

Very happy or rather happy survey83.8%World Values Survey2018

Safety

Intentional homicides 4.8per 100kWorld Bank2011 Feels safe walking alone at night survey72.4%UN SDG2024

Tolerance

Homosexuality is justifiable survey30.5%World Values Survey2018 Would not want people of another race as neighbours survey32.1%World Values Survey2018

Socially closest countries

Distance is computed on 23 value questions the two societies were both asked, standardised within each survey so that a different questionnaire does not pass for a different society. Similarity is relative to the widest distance in the world.

Every number carries its source and year. Where a country is missing, it is missing — we do not interpolate.