Strictly speaking, according to the Template Hierarchy, you cannot. Unfortunately
taxonomy-$taxonomy-$term-$subterm.php
is not provided for in default, so this file structure will not work. The best you can do here is
taxonomy-$taxonomy-$term.php
So for Thailand you will name your template as follows
taxonomy-location-Thailand.php
EDIT
Just to add to my answer, the file structure that you are looking for, it is doable outside the template hierarchy. You will just need to use the template_include
filter hook to “redirect” WordPress to use that specific template
function wpse_template_include( $original_template ) {
if ( has_term( 'Thailand', 'location' ) ) {
return get_template_directory() . '/ taxonomy-location-Asia-Thailand.php';
} else {
return $original_template;
}
}
add_filter( 'template_include', 'wpse_template_include' );