Visa & Work Permit

Visas for Foreigners in Thailand

Foreign nationals wishing to live or work in Thailand must have the correct visa and work permit. Errors can lead to fines, deportation, or entry bans.

Common Visa Types

• Non-B (Business/Work Visa) — For those employed by a Thai company; renewable annually
• Non-O (Family/Retirement Visa) — For spouses or parents of Thai nationals, or retirees with sufficient funds
• Marriage Visa — For foreign spouses of Thai nationals; annual renewal
• ED Visa — For students or Thai language learners

Work Permit

Every foreigner working in Thailand must have a work permit — including those working online for overseas companies. Our team handles all work permit applications and renewals efficiently.

Why Use a Lawyer?

Thai immigration regulations change frequently. A lawyer verifies your documents, liaises with Immigration Bureau and Department of Employment, and follows up until your permit is approved.