This is a list of association football clubs in Thailand .
| Club | Province | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Christ FC | ||
| Star Power | ||
| GhostGate FC | ||
| Vachiralai United | Saraphi, Chiang Mai | |
| North - Vachiralai Chiangmai United | Chiang Mai | |
| Singhaneua Chiangmai | Chiang Mai | |
| Unseen Lamphun United | Lamphun | |
| Nan City | Nan | |
| Phrae FC | Phrae | |
| Rongsee Maechaithanachotiwat | Mae Chai, Phayao | |
| Thunghong United | ||
| Blue Phoenix FC | ||
| Chiang Kham United | ||
| Khelang United | ||
| Chiangrai FC | Chiang Rai | |
| Lamphun Ranger | Lamphun | |
| Dream Star | ||
| WiangPing Ranger | Chiang Mai | |
| PRC Soccer Club | ||
| Debsirin Chiangmai | Chiang Mai | |
| Chiangmai Country | ||
| Northern Footballclub | ||
| Chiangrai Dragon FC | ||
| Phichit United | Phichit | |
| Naresuan FC | ||
| Sawankhalok United | ||
| Nakhon Sawan | Nakhon Sawan | 1999 |
| Hightech Thchnology | ||
| Chattrakan city | ||
| Thasung FC | ||
| Srinakhon Town | ||
| Paknampho | Nakhon Sawan | |
| Lomsak United | ||
| HIM HIM Maesot Football Club | ||
| PPK FC | ||
| Phitsanulok Songkwae | ||
| Mahathep United | ||
| NGOB-DANG Kamphengphet | ||
| Kongkrilas United | ||
| Buengsamphan | ||
| INDY Wichianburi FC | ||
| Club | Province | Years |
|---|---|---|
| KDC Solution | ||
| Maha Sarakham Rajabhat University | Maha Sarakham | |
| Lawanpanit FC | ||
| Nakhondonsiet FC | ||
| Chumphae FC | Khon Kaen | 2018 |
| Banthaen VP United | ||
| Nakhon Ratchasima Rajabhat University | Nakhon Ratchasima | |
| Mancha Arena Football Club | ||
| Chandrubeksa Football Club | ||
| Namphong United | Nam Phong, Khon Kaen | |
| Klongkham United | ||
| ROI-ET 2018 | Roi Et | |
| Matthayom Roi-Et United | Roi Et | |
| Sarakham Falcon | ||
| Phukhieo United | Phu Khiao, Chaiyaphum | |
| Nakhon Phanom United 2520 | Nakhon Phanom | |
| Kalasin United | Kalasin | 2010 |
| Thailand All Star | ||
| Ban Chiang Peak-One City | Nong Han District, Udon Thani | |
| Kranuan FC | Kranuan, Khon Kaen | |
| Sakonnakhon United | ||
| Phaomphrai Witthayakharn Football Club | Roi Et | |
| Pitchaya Bundit College | Nong Bua Lamphu | |
| Kalasin | Kalasin | |
| Phon Commercial and Technical College | ||
| Nongkhai City | Nong Khai | |
| Udon Banjan United | Udon Thani | |
| Dontan PCCM FC | Mukdahan | |
| FC Mahasarakham | Maha Sarakham | |
| UD Young Boy Football Club | ||
| Chaiyaphum Changsuek | ||
| Sakonnakhon City | Sakonnakhon | |
| ARSA Football Club | ||
| Komin BaDan Roi-Et FC | Roi Et | |
| Northeastern University | Khon Kaen | |
| College of Asian Scholars | Khon Kaen | |
| RERU FC | Roi Et | |
| UD Vessuwan | ||
| Kantharalak United | Kantharalak, Sisaket | |
| Union Korat | Nakhon Ratchasima | 2020 |
| Amnatcharoen City | Amnat Charoen | |
| ROI-ET PB United | Roi Et | |
| Sisaketwittayalai FC | Sisaket | |
| BK12 Kantharalak City | Kantharalak, Sisaket | |
| Surin Hinkhon United | Surin | |
| Rasisalai United | Rasi Salai, Sisaket | 2018 |
| TK Academy Football Club | ||
| SurindraYMA FC | Surin | |
| Sisaket City | Sisaket | 2022 |
| SBAC PSK FC | Sisaket | |
| Warin Chamrap FC | Warin Chamrap, Ubon Ratchathani | |
| Poly FC | Ubon Ratchathani | |
| Bongkotpetch United | Lam Plai Mat, Buriram | |
| UBON Rovers FC | Ubon Ratchathani | |
| Kada City Sawasdee Samunprai FC | Surin | |
| Roi Et Sport Club | Roi Et | |
| Loengnoktha United | Loeng Nok Tha, Yasothon | |
| UBON Kids City | Ubon Ratchathani | |
| JFAM United | Kantharalak, Sisaket | |
| Nakhonratchasima Prokick United | Nakhon Ratchasima | |
| Mercury FC | ||
| Ti Yai Yaiyam Football Club | ||
| SBAC Sisaket Football Club | Sisaket | |
| Roi Et Football Club | Roi Et | |
| X-Star Khueang Nai United | Khueang Nai, Ubon Ratchathani | |
| Suranaree Army 2 FC | Nakhon Ratchasima | |
| Surin 008 | Surin | |
| Nakhonratchasima College | Nakhon Ratchasima | |
| Club | Province | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Padriew City | Chachoengsao | |
| Prachinburi City | Prachinburi | |
| Hi-tech Sakaeo | Sakaeo | |
| Phechburapha football club | ||
| Angslla FC | ||
| Nakhon Nayok | Nakhon Nayok | 2009 |
| Khlongchao Bollken FC | ||
| Salalumduan FC | ||
| Prachinburi United | Prachinburi | 2010 |
| Narathiwat FC | ||
| FC Hallelujah | ||
| Harmornious United | ||
| Loma Pattaya FC | ||
| Banbueng - Mabpai City | ||
| Warship United | ||
| Baanfootball Pattaya | ||
| Pattaya City Sport Football Club | ||
| Muangmin United | ||
| Nikhom United | ||
| Police Ladkrabang FC | ||
| Ban Kaeng United | ||
| Pholungka United | ||
| T-United | ||
| Khaobaisri | Rayong | 2016 |
| Sattahip FC | ||
| BSB Pakkert City | ||
| Pattaya United 2022 | ||
| EGY Thai FC | ||
| Phanatnikhom FC | ||
| FC Planet | ||
| Burapha University | ||
| Club | Province | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Kokkratorn City | ||
| Saraburi Warriors | Saraburi | |
| Lamnarai City | ||
| Bangkokthonburi University FC | Thawi Watthana, Bangkok | |
| Pakchong SCK | ||
| Srinagarindra Samutsakorn | ||
| Phachi City | ||
| Lawoe United | ||
| Lopburi United | Lopburi | |
| Khok Samrong City | Khok Samrong, Lopburi | |
| Hornbill Junior | ||
| THE ZERO | ||
| Muangkrung | Bangkok | 2016 |
| Lopburi City | Lopburi | 2016 |
| Saraburi City | Saraburi | |
| Tandaew FC | ||
| APD United | ||
| Nonthaburi City | Nonthaburi | |
| KU Kamphaengsaen FC | Nakhon Pathom | |
| MUSS FC | ||
| KT United | ||
| Tesabantumbonnongkhae | ||
| Kanchanaburi City | Kanchanaburi | |
| FIFA Kamphaeng Saen City | ||
| Thawiwatthana F.C. | ||
| Watboat United | ||
| Nakhonomnoi FC | ||
| Ayothaya Warrior | ||
| Bangluang Football Club | ||
| MBF Amphawa FC | ||
| Thapluang United | ||
| Donmueang FC | Don Mueang, Bangkok | |
| PS Banmo FC | ||
| Samutsongkhram City | ||
| OLD Town Kamphengsaen | ||
| Boran Kamphaengsaen United | ||
| Lukha Vimarnmamourng FC | ||
| Thonburi City | Thon Buri, Bangkok | |
| Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin | Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom | |
| Cha-am Thayang City | ||
| NongKhae Police FC | Nong Khae, Saraburi | |
| Samutprakan Junior United | Samut Prakan | |
| Club | Province | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Samut Prakan United | Samut Prakan | 2009 |
| Minburi City FC | Min Buri, Bangkok | |
| Thaispirit FC | ||
| FC Bangsaotong | Bang Sao Thong, Samut Prakan | |
| Bangkok City FC | ||
| Uthumphon United | Uthumphon Phisai, Sisaket | |
| BT United | ||
| King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok | Bang Sue, Bangkok | |
| Sathorn UTK FC | Sathon, Bangkok | |
| Teerachaipallet Samutprakan FC | Samut Prakan | |
| Immanuel Sport Foundation | ||
| Ocel Media FC | ||
| W&A Bangmod FC | ||
| Kasetsart FC Academy | ||
| Minburi United | Min Buri, Bangkok | |
| Pakkran United | ||
| Rajdamern FC | ||
| Phimai United | ||
| Patumkongka Football Club | ||
| Bangkapi Leon Spirit Sport | ||
| Nongchok City | ||
| Krungthep FC | Bangkok | |
| Bangkok Football Academy | ||
| Aidin Sport | ||
| Ramkhamhaeng University | Bang Kapi, Bangkok | |
| Bangkhuntien FC | ||
| Look E San | ||
| Mahajak Samutprakan | Samut Prakan | |
| Navaminda Kasatriyadhiraj Royal Air Force Academy Football Club | ||
| Pongnapha FC | ||
| Dome | Pathum Thani | 2014 |
| Thonburi Forest FC | Bangkok | 2018 |
| Samutsakhon City | Samut Sakhon | |
| Srisaman Football Club | ||
| Wang Noi City | ||
| Futera United | ||
| Prasit Samutsakhon Football Club | ||
| Mitsa-hai FC | ||
| Built King Cobra | ||
| Sirisak Sport Club | ||
| SPA Srongpol | ||
| Lumplee Subdistrict Administrative Organization | ||
| Sing Ubon FC | Ubon Ratchathani | |
| Singh Non FC | ||
| DX Football Club | ||
| Rose Asia Thanyaburi FC | ||
| Institute of Entrepreneurial Science Ayothaya | ||
| Power Kids FC | ||
| Romklao United | ||
| Yungthong United | ||
| STK Muangnont | ||
| Hippo FC | Bangkok | |
| Club | Province | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Phangnga United | Phangnga | |
| Andaman Bluemarlin Phuket | Phuket | |
| Srivichai | Surat Thani | 2017 |
| Munagkhondee United | ||
| Phatthalung City | ||
| Wiangsa City | ||
| Kanchana Forest | ||
| ST Youth FC. | ||
| Muangtrang United | Trang | |
| Southernbeach FC | ||
| Bangkaew FC | ||
| MH Nakhonsi FC | ||
| Blnlha Songkhla City | ||
| Songkhla Aslan TSU | ||
| Songkhla City | ||
| Auni Sport Football Club | ||
| Langu City | La-ngu, Satun | |
| SKRU Sanfundantai FC | ||
| KP Bannangsta FC | ||
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