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Visa and Work Permit Processing

Obtaining the correct visa and work permit is essential for foreign nationals wishing to live and work in Thailand. We provide end-to-end visa and work permit processing services to ensure a smooth and legal transition for you and your employees.

  • Establishing Robust Legal Frameworks for Trust and Accountability
  • Optimizing Legal Processes Through Strategic Analysis and Compliance
  • Minimizing Legal Exposure and Ensuring Regulatory Risk Mitigation

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About Visa and Work Permit Processing:

Navigating Thailand’s immigration and labor laws can be complex. Our visa and work permit processing services ensure a smooth and legal transition for foreign nationals, allowing them to focus on their work and business.

Why Choose Our Visa & Work Permit Processing Services?

  • Quick & Efficient: We streamline the visa and work permit application process, minimizing delays.
  • Full Compliance: We ensure that all documents meet Thai immigration and labor law requirements.
  • Expert Guidance: Our legal team advises on the best visa options, including Non-Immigrant B visas for business owners and employees.
  • Hassle-Free Process: We handle all paperwork and follow-up with government agencies to ensure timely approval.

Our Visa & Work Permit Process:

  • Visa Application: We assist with applying for Non-Immigrant B visas, which are required for foreign employees and business owners.
  • Work Permit Application: We manage the entire process of work permit applications, ensuring all requirements are met for your employees.
  • Renewals & Extensions: We help with visa and work permit renewals, ensuring your employees remain compliant with Thai law.
  • Dependent Visas: We also assist with obtaining dependent visas for family members of foreign employees.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Visa & Work Permit Processing

How long does it take to get a work permit in Thailand?
The process usually takes around 2-3 weeks, but it may vary depending on the complexity of the application.
No, working in Thailand without a valid work permit is illegal and can result in fines or deportation.
Yes, foreign nationals must first obtain a valid Non-Immigrant B visa before applying for a work permit.
Yes, work permits can be extended based on your visa and employment situation. We can assist with the renewal process.
The most common visa for foreign employees is the Non-Immigrant B visa, which allows for employment in Thailand.
Yes, we assist with obtaining dependent visas for family members of foreign employees.
The required documents include a valid passport, Non-Immigrant B visa, employment contract, educational certificates, and company documents.
Yes, we can provide guidance and assistance with the 90-day reporting requirement.
We ensure your application is complete and accurate, meeting all requirements under Thai labor laws and immigration regulations.
Overstaying a visa can result in fines, detention, and deportation. We advise on proper visa management to avoid these penalties.

Do you have more questions?

Talk with Piyatida Kalaboot

General Manager, TCG Thailand

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