Hiring a photographer abroad takes more than just checking the price — there's no do-over on shoot day. This article is a checklist to go through before you pay a deposit.
1. Ask to See Real Work from That Exact Photographer Code
Don't just look at a general highlight reel — check the profile for the specific photographer code, since style, skin tone, and posing direction vary between photographers.
2. Know Whether the Price Is Per Hour or Per Photo
MY FOTO charges hourly and you keep every photo, which is different from services that charge per photo or make you buy extra photos afterward.
3. Make Sure There's a Thai-Speaking Team
When meeting up in China, Hong Kong, or Macau, having a Thai team coordinate reduces the risk of timing mix-ups, location confusion, and misunderstandings.
4. Get Clear Terms on Deposit and Booking
Ask for the deposit amount, date and time, meeting point, group size, and extra-person conditions in full before you transfer anything.
Quick Summary
If you want a Thai-speaking team to take care of your trip, pick your city and preferred photographer code on the MY FOTO website, then message us on LINE to check availability and get pricing for your exact travel dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell if a photographer is trustworthy?
Look for multiple sets of real work, genuine customer reviews, and clear contact channels.
What if my group size changes?
Let our admin know before shoot day so we can apply the correct extra-person rate for that photographer code.
Should I pay in full before the shoot?
Follow the provider's booking terms, and confirm the deposit and remaining balance clearly before you book.