A Thailand visa is required for most foreign nationalities to spend over 30-days in the Kingdom. There are various visa’s that will give you access to Thailand; each holds different benefits and privileges.
If you anticipate staying in Thailand for more than 30-days, then then the 90-Day Visa is the best option for you. It is renewable at Immigration Offices throughout the country.
If you want to stay in the Kingdom of Thailand for an extended period and take part in state or social welfare organisations, this visa will allow you to travel within the country for up to a year.
If you are married to a Thai partner, you can apply for a Marriage Visa. This visa allows you to stay and live in the Kingdom with your Thai spouse, for terms of three months with a one year visa.
The Thai Retirement Visa is issued to applicants who are 50 years or over who want to retire in Thailand.
Contact International Business Consultants for more information; there are several options available.
Work Permit
A work permit allows a non-Thai citizen to work as a skilled professional or run a business as an employer in Thailand. The work permit is required to be able to work legally in the Kingdom of Thailand. Working without the right work permit might cause severe consequences. A foreigner, arrested for working without a work permit, will be punished with a fine, imprisonment or deportation.
To apply for a work permit, you must have a non-immigrant visa. You should acquire this before you arrive in the country. International Business Consultants can assist you in obtaining the visa in your home country or one close to Thailand.
The success of a work permit application depends on the company’s registered capital. The Labour Department issues the work permit. The permit only allows the foreigner to work within the parameters of the job description. It will state the occupation, role, location of work and the name of the employer’s company.
