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Thailand Business Visa Faqs

  1. I want to carry out business in Thailand. What type of Thai business visa do I need? Note I am a foreigner.

You will need to obtain B visa if you wish to do business in Thailand.

  1. I am a Brazilian. Do I need a visa to do business in Thailand? Well, I am a little confused because someone said I don’t need it?

If you are visiting Thailand for tourism, you won’t need a visa for 90 days. But when the purpose is business, you must at least have a non-immigrant ‘B’ visa. Better that you obtain it from Brazil to avoid any complication. Once you are in Thailand you can apply for work permit.

  1. Can I set-up a company in Thailand and then have it sponsor my visa?

You will need to get at least a Thai non-immigrant visa in order to enter Thailand first and then set up a company. In order to apply for work permit you must prove that your company has a paid-up registered capital of 2,000,000 baht. Similarly, it must have had employed at least 4 Thai employees.

  1. What documents do an employee needs to submit for Thai business visa?
  • An invitation letter issued by the concerned organization to prove the travel purpose
  • Proof of the travel itinerary and financial funds
  • Embassy fee
  • A passport with six months validity from the date of your intended arrival in the country
  • Additional documents requested by the consulate or the Royal Thai embassy
  • Self-attested copies of passport
  • Non-immigrant visa
  • Self-attested education degree
  • Self-attested certificates or license
  • Departure card TM.6
  • CV or resume, stating the applicant’s experience in detail
  • Transcript
  • Three recent photos (5 x 6 centimeters) in formals.
  1. What process is involved in obtaining Thai business visa?
  • Preparing documents provided by the organization that has sent employment invitation in Thailand to the visa applicant
  • Submitting the necessary documents to the consulate or to the Thai embassy in the home country of the applicant
  • Paying the consular fees by check, credit card or by cash
  • The visa application is reviewed and processed. Generally, the processing time takes 5 to 10 business days, based on the Thai embassy where the application has been submitted.
  1. I am a businessman and I had to travel to Thailand for business. So, can I expect privileges for frequent business travels to Thailand?

You can apply for a multiple-entry business visa for 1 to 3 years. This way you can travel to Thailand as many times you want.

  1. I am a foreigner, graduated in Bangkok. Now I want to work here. What should I do? You must change the present visa status and apply for a Thai work permit. For that you need to contact the Immigration Office and the Department of Employment.
  2. Presently, I have a non-immigrant visa and I want to extend it. But can I do it at the Stockholm Embassy?

No. The embassy there doesn’t provide business visa renewal service.

  1. I currently own a multiple-entry business visa, but I have lost my passport. What can I do now?

Go to a police station and lodge a report. Go to the Embassy in Bangkok in order to issue your new passport or a temporary travel document. Once you have done that bring the document or the passport to the Immigration Office.

  1. I came to Thailand with a single-entry business visa. But now for an urgent work I will have to leave for Malaysia. The thing is I am still not done with the work in Thailand. What to do in order to return to Thailand?

In that case, you must get a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand. You will obtain it from the Immigration Office.

 

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