Residence Reporting Whenever a foreigner enters Thailand, the place that they are staying is required to registered the individual’s residency with 24 hours of their arrival. It should be noted that this is in addition to the immigration checks that are conducted at any border checkpoint such as the airport. Read more
Cancelling your Thai Visa What will happen when you cancel your Thai visa and how to deal with it. Depending on the type of visa you have there may be certain procedures to follow if you wish to cancel your visa permanently and leave Thailand. Typically, the only type of Read more
90 Day Reporting Any foreigner staying Thailand for more than 90 days and holding a Non-Immigrant Visa will be required to report their current address to the Thai immigration Department every 90 days. This can be done in person, by a friend, relative or work colleague, via registered mail, or Read more
How to get a Non B visa in Thailand A Non Immigrant B visa is the official visa which you need to work in Thailand. Most embassies will now only issue a single entry non immigrant visa, meaning that after 90 days you either need to leave the country and Read more
Basic Employment Laws It is important for foreigners setting up a business in Thailand , managing one or working for one to familiarise themselves with the Kingdom’s basic business laws. Here are some of the key points to bear in Read more
O-X Visa The O-X visa is more commonly known as the long awaited 10 year Thai retirement visa. Qualifications of those who can obtain a visa 50 years old and above Have a nationality and hold a passport of 1) Japan 2) Australia 3) Denmark 4) Finland 5) France 6) Germany 7) Read more
Visa Runs / Border Runs The majority of western foreigners arriving in Thailand will either already have a tourist visa or will receive a Visa Exemption stamp upon arrival. Those looking to extend their stay in the Kingdom have options to do so. We will give a Read more
Thai Child Support Visa Foreign males who have children with a Thai national can apply for an “O” visa based upon having a dependent Thai child. This type of visa is usually issued as a marriage visa but can be issued for those committed to supporting their Thai child or Read more
Marriage Visa It is easy to understand why so many foreigners fall in love with Thailand as a country. It also follows that a proportion of these visitors find a Thai partner of their dreams. If your head has been turned towards marrying a Thai Read more
Changing Type Of Visa Without Leaving The Country The majority of foreigners who visit Thailand assume that if they wish to change their current visa to another type they need to leave the country first. While this is a common Read more