Common Visa Types and Issues

• Non-Immigrant B Visa (Business/Work)
  A visa for foreigners intending to work or conduct business in Thailand, which must be processed alongside a Work Permit.
• Work Permit
  A crucial document legally authorizing a foreigner to work in specific positions for designated employers. Working without it incurs criminal penalties for both the employer and employee.
• Non-Immigrant O Visa (Family/Marriage)
  A visa for foreigners legally married to a Thai national or entering to support their Thai family and children.
• 90-Day Reporting
  Foreigners staying in Thailand for over 90 consecutive days must report their address to Immigration. Delays or failures result in fines.
• Overstaying
  Remaining in Thailand beyond the permitted visa stamp duration, which can lead to fines, blacklisting, or deportation.

Immigration Legal Services

We provide comprehensive visa and immigration management services to ensure convenience and legal compliance for both employers and foreign staff:

• 1.Visa Application and Renewal
  Consulting, preparing documents, and acting as your representative to apply for or renew all visa types (Non-B, Non-O, Ed, Retirement) at the Immigration Bureau.
• 2.Work Permit Application and Renewal
  Processing new applications, renewals, and modifications (such as changing job titles or workplace locations) with the Department of Employment.
• 3.Visa Conversion
  Filing petitions to convert Tourist Visas or Visa Exemptions into Non-Immigrant Visas without the need to leave the country.
• 4.90-Day Reports and Re-entry Permits
  Facilitating address reporting every 90 days and securing Re-entry Permits to maintain current visa status when traveling abroad.
• 5.Foreign Worker Quota Consultation
  Advising corporations on the registered capital requirements and the required ratio of Thai employees needed to legally hire foreign staff.