From your business visa and work permit to retirement, marriage, dependent, education and digital-nomad visas — our immigration specialists manage the whole process so you stay fully compliant.
Tap any visa below for who it suits, key benefits and our fixed professional fee. Not sure which applies to you? We'll advise during your free consultation.
The standard visa for foreign nationals who wish to work, manage a business, or conduct business activities in Thailand — commonly used by employees, directors, shareholders and business owners. A Non-B is generally required before obtaining a Work Permit.
Designed for foreign investors, executives, experts and employees working on BOI-promoted projects, with streamlined processing through the BOI One Stop Service Center.
Many BOI-company employees still hold a Non-B visa. The right category depends on your role and the company's BOI status — we'll confirm the correct route for you.
For foreign family members who wish to legally reside in Thailand based on their relationship with a primary visa holder (work, business, BOI or long-term visa). Typically issued to spouses and children and extendable annually.
For foreign nationals who wish to live in Thailand after retirement — long-term stay without employment. Suitable for retirees who meet the financial requirements.
The Non-O-A is usually applied for outside Thailand with longer initial validity and insurance requirements; the Non-O retirement extension is applied for inside Thailand and renewed annually. We advise the best route, including status changes from a Tourist/visa-exempt entry where eligible.
Issued to foreign nationals legally married to a Thai citizen, allowing long-term residence based on marriage. Extendable annually with supporting requirements.
Financial requirements typically include a 400,000 THB Thai bank deposit or 40,000 THB monthly income. Extensions require marriage certificate, proof of cohabitation and financial evidence.
For foreign nationals staying in Thailand for educational purposes — Thai language courses, international schools, universities, vocational or approved programmes.
The ED visa does not permit employment. To work you must obtain a separate visa and Work Permit.
A long-term visa for digital nomads, remote workers, freelancers and participants in cultural, wellness or long-stay lifestyle activities — valid up to 5 years with 180-day stays per entry.
The DTV does not allow employment with Thai companies or Thailand-sourced income without proper work authorization.
A Work Permit from the Ministry of Labour is required for any foreigner working in Thailand. It must match your visa type (Non-B or Non-IB) and registered job position.
| Step 1 — Non-B Visa Application (90 days) | 15,000 THB |
| Step 2 — Visa Extension (1-year stay) | 15,000 THB |
| Step 3 — Work Permit Application (1 year) | 15,000 THB |
| Total Package Fee | 45,000 THB |
Excludes VAT. Government fees and official charges are billed separately at actual cost.
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