Visa Services in Bangkok

Including Government, Immigration, etc.

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  • Immigration Division 1: Government Complex · Government Complex

    The Place to go for Visa Extensions: Please Thai government, let us do this online.

    Lak Si

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  • Aui Koonnatee

    We relied on Aui to help with residency certificates and converting our driving licenses, and she went above and beyond by being patient and kind—even letting us use her printer! It’s rare to find someone so helpful and personable in this line of work.

    Rayong (Cha-am)


  • Arna Education and Services

    Arna Education provides top-quality customer service. They keep you updated in real-time about your teaching application, and the staff is always polite and respectful. It’s been a pleasure working with them. Kudos to the team for their exceptional service!

    Bang Na

  • Baan Thai Immigration Solutions

    Baan Thai Immigration provided me with exceptional service throughout the visa process. Their attention to detail and expertise made the entire process smoother and less stressful. I especially want to thank Juthamas Cha-nunchidawong (Apple) for her thoroughness and professionalism. Having Baan Thai on my side was definitely worth the investment.

    Pathum Wan


  • Bangkok Buddy Travel Service

    Smooth Visa Runs and Professional Service

    I recently used the Bangkok Buddy Travel Service for a visa run to Cambodia and had a fantastic experience. The process was smooth and efficient, and the driver was kind and helpful. The stop for food with a beautiful mountain view was a nice touch. Overall, I felt safe and well taken care of throughout the trip. I would definitely use their services again if needed.

    Vadhana

Useful Visa Links

Starting 1 May 2025, all non-Thai nationals entering Thailand by air, land, or sea must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online before arrival.

Thailand E-Visa Official Website.

Bangkok Immigration Online Services (Appointment to renew the visa, TM30 and TM47 (90-day report))

Facebook Group

Thai visa advice. A group set up to help and advise members with questions about Visas or Extensions of Stay to stay inside Thailand.

TM47 90-Day Reporting

If you are a foreigner staying in Thailand on a long-term non-immigrant visa that does not require you to leave the country every 90 days, you will likely need to complete 90-day (TM47) reporting to keep your visa active. This reporting can be done by post, in person at an immigration office, or online through the official website. For the first report after returning to Thailand, you must go in person; the online system will not work.

If you can’t be bothered to go to Immigration yourself, you can use one of these two services: 1) Bumrungrad Business Center, which handles it for 650 Baht. 2) An online 90-Day Reporting service, starting at 375 Baht

TM30 Notification

The TM30 notification and its underlying laws are about a landlord's obligation to report a foreigner's stay on his/her property. If you own your property, you can report yourself online. If your home is rented, make sure your landlord does it for you. If you live in a hotel, don't worry, they'll do that for you.

Police Clearance

Applying for a Police Clearance Certificate in Thailand is a complicated process that takes planning. Here is how to do it: Applying for a Police Clearance Certificate.

Health Insurance for Non-O Visa

Starting October 31, 2019, foreigners applying for and entering Thailand with a non-immigrant O-A visa must show that they have valid health insurance covering their stay. Here is a list of insurance companies who participate in this scheme.

Blogs

The Complete Thai Visa Guide for 2024: Thai Visas, Immigration, & Staying In Thailand. Everything you want to know.

An In-Depth Guide to Thailand Visas: Applications, Requirements, and Extensions by ExpatDen. This Website also offers you a lot of information about living in Thailand.

Work Remote in Thailand

Most nomads operate in a legal grey area regarding their immigration status in Thailand. Since most work remotely for companies outside of Thailand, it's not entirely clear if they are breaking any rules regarding work permit requirements. Source: Bangkok Post

  • Immigration Bureau

    Sathon

  • MedConsult Clinic

    Efficient and Friendly Service at MedConsult Clinic

    MedConsult Clinic is a no-nonsense place for standard medical procedures. I went there to get vaccinated without an appointment and was out in less than 20 minutes. The process was quick and efficient, with no unnecessary checks or long waits. The prices are reasonable and the staff speaks excellent English. Plus, there's plenty of parking available. Highly recommend!

    Vadhana

  • Samut Prakan Immigration Office · Thipnimitra Market, 2nd Floor

    I recently visited the Samut Prakan Immigration Office at Thipnimitra Market. It's essential to prepare all your documents in advance and bring extras just in case. The officers sometimes ask for unexpected paperwork. Stay polite, patient, and follow their instructions. The food court on the ground floor is a bonus with good and cheap options.

    Samut Prakan (Cha-am)

Article

Thailand NON-O Retirement Visa Extension

Eligibility Criteria, Extension Process, and Regulations for Retirees Looking to Live in Thailand Long-Term.


  • Siam Attorney

    For expats in Thailand, Siam Attorney provides outstanding service and top-notch legal representation. Their expertise in Thai law makes them the go-to firm for any legal needs, deserving a full five-star rating.

    Vadhana

  • Siam Legal

    Exceptional Service and Efficiency at Siam Legal

    Siam Legal International made our marriage in Thailand worry-free. Jittima, Book, and Sim were incredibly helpful and approachable. They took care of everything, making what we thought would be a challenging process effortless. All we had to do was provide our documents and show up. They truly are the best law firm in Bangkok!

    Vadhana