Seven out of ten Norwegian developers still work from home. Seat is your home — relocated. A desk in our Bangkok house for two weeks or a month, with everything around it handled.
You keep your Norwegian employer, salary and team. We supply the rest of the picture: the desk, the room, the plate — and the paperwork path.
Our team walks you through the right visa route for your stay and supports your work-permit application end to end — prepared with people who do this paperwork every week, so nothing surprises you at the counter.
Breakfast and dinner at the house, cooked Thai and Burmese home food — plus the street-food map our own devs argue about. Lunch is your adventure; Bangkok rewards it.
Private, air-conditioned room in the DevHouse. Fibre internet, standing desk option, quiet hours after 22:00 — and teammates who actually ship code around you.
You sit inside a real product team. Standups you can join, code review if you want it, and developers who know what a merge conflict is — in four languages.
Bangkok is GMT+7. Your afternoon standup with Oslo happens over breakfast. Most Seat guests report more focus hours than at home — no commute, no interruptions.
Every Seat ships with something we don't publish. It isn't on the invoice because it isn't for sale. You'll understand when it finds you.
Pick the stay that fits your sprint calendar. Both include everything above.
Every culture we come from has a gift you only receive after you arrive. Ours is sealed with the house mark. We can tell you this much: past guests have written about it more than about the food — and the food is very good.
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Seats are limited — the house only has so many rooms. Tell us when you're coming.
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