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The Thailand Business Visa, officially known as the Non-Immigrant “B” Visa, allows foreigners to work, conduct business, or invest in Thailand legally. Whether you’re starting a company, joining an established business, or expanding your career, Magna Carta Law Firm in Pattaya provides reliable assistance every step of the way.
A Thailand Business Visa grants permission for foreign nationals to stay and work in Thailand. It is initially valid for 90 days and can be extended to one year with the required documentation. With this visa, you can legally apply for a Thai work permit, manage company operations, or fulfill business duties within the country.
You may qualify for a 1-year Non-Immigrant B Visa if you:
Our legal team will verify your eligibility, prepare your supporting documents, and coordinate directly with immigration authorities for a smooth application.
Apply for a Non-Immigrant B Visa from your home country, a nearby Thai embassy, or fly to Thailand and then request for the visa at the immigration nearby your company office. This visa allows you to stay in Thailand for 90 days.
Once in Thailand, apply for your Thai work permit with your sponsoring company.
After your work permit is approved, you may extend your visa for one year at the local immigration office.
All business visa holders must report their residential address to Thai Immigration every 90 days. Missing this report can lead to penalties. Magna Carta helps ensure you stay compliant with all Thai Immigration rules.
If you plan to travel outside Thailand during your visa validity, you must obtain a re-entry permit before leaving. Without it, your visa will be cancelled upon return. We assist clients in obtaining both single and multiple re-entry permits to protect your legal stay.
Make your career or business journey in Thailand simple and secure.
Contact Magna Carta Law Firm Pattaya today for expert guidance on your Thailand Business Visa and work permit requirements.

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