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Lazada is the Southeast Asian equivalent of AliExpress. You can buy literally everything here: from electronics and home appliances to clothing and accessories. Prices are generally affordable, depending on the item and brand.

The Lazada app is available in English. To place an order, you need a Thai phone number and address. Delivery is fast (usually 2–5 days), available throughout Thailand, and often free. Items are delivered by a courier. Payment methods include linking an international bank card (not necessarily Thai) or paying the courier in cash upon delivery.

However, if you pay in cash and then want to return an item, it may be difficult to get your money back. Refunds are processed to the Lazada wallet within the app, from where they can only be withdrawn to a bank card.

Shopee is another well-known marketplace in Thailand and Lazada’s main competitor. Its interface is also in English. There are many sellers from the local Thai market, and items are often cheaper. Many products on Shopee are actually resold from AliExpress, so the delivery time can be longer. Payment is flexible here as well: you can use a card or pay the courier in cash.

These are the most popular Thai marketplaces. There are also local platforms where items are listed by individuals rather than official sellers, such as Kaidee.

Also note that Phuket has many offline shopping spots. Look for them under the Shopping Malls section. Many popular brands can be ordered online from official websites and picked up in stores.

For ideas on memorable souvenirs, check out the article What to bring from Thailand?. And be sure to visit the Useful Info section and read Food delivery in Phuket to learn about the most popular and convenient apps for ordering groceries from supermarkets and meals from restaurants on the island.