Magna Carta Law Firm offers Thailand Visa services. Whether a Business Visa, Retirement Visa, Marriage Visa, Investment Visa, or Dependent Visa…Our Immigration Lawyers can HELP you! Contact us now for your Visa requirements or if you have any Immigration issues.
A foreigner must obtain a Business Visa (Non-Immigrant “B” or Non-B Visa) if employed or is conducting business in Thailand. Normally, this kind of visa is for a maximum period of one year but is extendable thereafter on a yearly basis.
YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR A 1-YEAR NON-IMMIGRANT “B” OR BUSINESS VISA IF YOU:
Retirement Visa is one of the most popular Thailand Visa Services that we have successfully facilitated for our foreign clients.
This type of visa is obtainable by anyone, regardless of their nationality, who is 50 years of age or older and has the financial capacity to settle in Thailand.
Retirement visa is usually for a maximum period of one year but is extendable thereafter on a yearly basis.
You can qualify for a Retirement Visa if:
or either of the following:
A Marriage Visa (Non-Immigrant “O”) is for a foreign spouse of a Thai citizen. This kind of visa is for a maximum period of one year but is extendable thereafter on a yearly basis.
YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR A MARRIAGE VISA IF YOU ARE:
or either of the following:
Thailand Dependent Visa is obtainable by family members of foreign nationals legally working or a retiree in Thailand. The sponsor’s dependents can get this type of visa if they intend to stay with them in Thailand within the duration of the sponsor’s visa.
Immediate family members of the sponsor are eligible to apply.
In the event of divorce between the sponsor and the spouse, the accompanying spouse’s Non-O Visa will be cancelled. Therefore, the accompanying spouse must leave Thailand immediately.
Thailand Investment Visa is for business people or investors who have the capacity to invest at least 10M Baht worth of real estate, deposits, or bonds in Thailand, which in return, provides the investors the right of residence or long-term stay in Thailand.
This ensures that the investment contributes to the welfare, innovation and economic development of Thailand.
There are three different options to invest the funds:
1. Buying a condominium unit at a purchase price or rent of at least 10 Million Baht.
2. Holding the funds in a fixed deposit account at a Thai bank whose share capital is majority Thai owned.
3. Buying or holding Thai government or Thai state enterprise bonds worth at least 10 Million Baht.
