Thai Visa Service for Foreigners — Long-Stay, Work & Retirement
Complete Thai visa solution for foreign nationals — Non-Immigrant O Marriage, O Retirement, O-A 1-Year, O-X 10-Year, Non-B Work Permit, ED Student, SMART Visa, LTR 10-Year, plus 90-day reports, re-entry permits, and visa extensions. Handled by Thai immigration lawyers and former Immigration Bureau officials. contact our team for a quote (phone/LINE/email)
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Marriage Visa
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Retirement Visa
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Work Permit + Non-B
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LTR 10-Year
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Choosing the Right Thai Long-Stay Visa
Thailand offers more than fifteen long-stay visa categories for foreigners, each with distinct eligibility, financial thresholds, document requirements, and renewal pathways. Choosing the wrong category — or missing a single supporting document — typically results in a 3-6 month delay, a denied entry, or being forced into expensive border-runs. NYC Legal & Notary Services has handled over 4,500 Thai visa applications since 2018 across every category, and our role is to map your personal situation (age, nationality, family status, income, employer, intended length of stay) to the optimal visa path before you commit.
1. Non-Immigrant O — Marriage to a Thai Citizen
The Non-O Marriage Visa is the primary route for foreign spouses. After the initial 90-day Non-O entry (issued at a Thai embassy abroad or converted from a tourist entry inside Thailand), you extend to a 1-year permission to stay. Renewable indefinitely each year at any Immigration Office.
Eligibility: legally married to a Thai citizen with a registered Thai marriage certificate (KR.2 + KR.3). Foreign-issued marriage certificates require legalization at the Thai MFA before being recognised.
Financial requirement: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) in a personal Thai bank account seasoned for 2 months OR monthly income of ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) evidenced by an embassy income letter (USA, UK income letters discontinued — must use bank seasoning instead).
Documents: passport, marriage certificate, Thai spouse's ID and Tabian Baan, joint bank book, photos of marital home (interior + exterior + bedroom + kitchen), map to residence, Thai spouse appearing in person at immigration to sign affidavit. Children's birth certificates if applicable.
2. Non-Immigrant O — Retirement (Age 50+)
The most common long-stay visa for foreign retirees. Available to anyone aged 50 or above, married or single. The visa is converted from a tourist entry (or applied for abroad as O-A) and extended for one-year periods at Immigration.
Financial proof options: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) in a Thai bank seasoned 2 months before and 3 months after issuance; OR ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) monthly pension income (embassy letter or 12 months of pension transfers); OR a combination totalling ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) annually. Mandatory Thai-licensed health insurance with USD 100,000 coverage if applying for O-A from abroad.
Restrictions: no work permitted in any form (volunteer work requires separate Non-O Volunteer subtype). 90-day reporting required.
3. Non-Immigrant O-X — 10-Year Retirement Visa
For nationals of 14 eligible countries (USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Australia, Canada, Japan, Switzerland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland) aged 50+. Issued as years. Requires ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) deposit in Thai bank seasoned 12 months, OR ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) deposit ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) monthly income. Mandatory health insurance coverage of ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) inpatient and ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) outpatient. No work permitted.
4. Non-Immigrant B — Work Permit & Business
Issued for employment with a Thai-registered company or directorship of a Thai company. Two parts: the Non-B visa (issued at Thai embassy abroad or converted in-country) and the separate Work Permit issued by the Ministry of Labour, Department of Employment.
Company requirements: registered Thai limited company with at least ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) million paid-up capital per foreign work permit (ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) million if married to Thai); 4 Thai employees per work permit; recent VAT and Social Security filings; proof of office (lease + utility bill); company affidavit issued within 6 months.
Personal documents: employment contract, degree certificate (translated and legalised), CV, medical certificate from Thai government hospital, recent photos. NYC Legal coordinates the entire labour department filing in parallel with the immigration application.
5. Non-Immigrant ED — Education / Language Study
Issued for full-time study at MOE-accredited Thai schools and universities, including Thai language schools, Mandarin language schools, university degree programs, Muay Thai schools, dive instructor courses, monastic ordination, and BOI-approved internships. Maximum 1 year per ED visa, extendable through the school for additional years. Must show genuine attendance — random Immigration audits since 2017 have cracked down on fake schools.
6. Long-Term Resident (LTR) 10-Year Visa
Launched 2022 by the Board of Investment (BOI) to attract high-net-worth individuals, retirees, remote workers, and skilled professionals. Four sub-categories with distinct financial and professional thresholds. Benefits: 10-year visa (), bundled work permit, exemption from 90-day reporting, fast-track at airports, 17% personal income tax cap, ability to bring up to 4 dependants, no Thai director restriction. Application processed by the BOI online portal — typically 30-60 working days.
7. Visa Extensions, Re-Entry Permits & 90-Day Reports
Every long-stay visa requires three ongoing compliance items: 90-day address reports (TM47, fine ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email) if missed); re-entry permits before any international travel (single re-entry ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email); multiple re-entry ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email); failure to obtain voids your visa); and annual extension 30 days before expiry. NYC Legal handles all three on behalf of clients abroad or those who simply prefer to skip the immigration queue.
Pricing Summary
- Non-O Marriage Visa full-service: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Non-O Retirement Visa full-service: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Non-O-A 1-Year Retirement (from abroad): ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Non-O-X 10-Year Retirement: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Non-B + Work Permit (Bangkok): ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- ED Visa (with school placement): ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- LTR 10-Year application: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Visa extension only: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- 90-day report: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Re-entry permit: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
- Refused visa appeal/re-application: ask our team for current rates (phone / LINE / email)
Frequently Asked Questions
คำถามที่พบบ่อย (FAQ)
ข้อมูลสำคัญก่อนใช้บริการแปลเอกสาร NAATI — ตอบทุกคำถามที่คุณอยากรู้เกี่ยวกับการแปลเอกสาร ราคา ขั้นตอน และวีซ่าออสเตรเลีย
Marriage Registration in Thailand
Pre-marriage paperwork & Amphur registration.
Thai Police Clearance
Required for O-A and most long-stay visas.
Notary Public
Certified affidavits for visa applications.
