Wealth Management & Investments

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Profiles of the international life companies and investment platforms British expats in Thailand use most — RL360, Hansard, Investors Trust, Novia Global and Ardan International — plus directories of regular savings and lump-sum solutions, side by side.

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October 2026
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Expat Investment Providers at a Glance

The international life companies and platforms British expats in Thailand use most — what each is, where it's based and what it's best for.

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ProviderTypeBased inBest forAccessRead Guide
Free review with Lawrence (JLIT)Expat adviser in ThailandThailandChoosing the right provider for youFree first reviewRead →
RL360International life companyIsle of ManRegular savings plans and lump-sum bondsThrough a financial adviserRead →
HansardInternational life companyIsle of ManSingle and regular premium savingsThrough a financial adviserRead →
Investors TrustInternational insurance groupCayman IslandsUnit-linked savings and lump sumsThrough a financial adviserRead →
Novia GlobalInvestment platformUnited KingdomA SIPP and 7,000+ investmentsThrough a financial adviserRead →
Ardan InternationalWealth platformIsle of ManPlatform investing with cash in 11 currenciesThrough a financial adviserRead →

Compiled October 2026 from each provider's published information and recent results. Products, charges and availability vary by country and change over time; check the latest terms before investing.

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Which investment providers do expats in Thailand use?

Commonly international life companies such as RL360, Hansard and Investors Trust, and platforms such as Novia Global and Ardan International. Each suits different needs.

Can I go to these providers directly?

Generally not. These providers work through financial advisers, who recommend and set up the plan or account for you.

Where are these providers based?

RL360, Hansard and Ardan International are based in the Isle of Man, Investors Trust's main insurer in the Cayman Islands, and Novia Global in the UK.

Which provider is best?

There's no single best provider. The right one depends on whether you're saving monthly or investing a lump sum, your timescale, currency, family plans and costs.

How do I compare providers?

Look at the jurisdiction and protections, the product type, the total yearly cost, any charges for leaving early, fund choice and how easily you can manage it from Thailand.

Can someone compare providers for me?

Yes. Use the enquiry form on this page. Lawrence, a British expat in Thailand with more than 30 years in international finance, will compare the options for your situation.

Important: This guide is general information, not personal financial advice. Fees, limits and eligibility change; we check every figure on the date shown, but always confirm the current terms with the provider before you apply or travel. Some links on this page may be affiliate links, which means JLIT may earn a commission if you open an account — this never changes the price you pay.