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Lawyers for Expats Thailand
Choosing the wrong visa is rarely a mistake that shows itself immediately — the consequences usually appear later, at renewal or re-entry. We handle the paperwork, the compliance and the complications so you can focus on living here.
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The most flexible long-stay option for remote workers, freelancers and those who want to spend extended time in Thailand without committing to a single employer.
Thailand's premium visa for wealthy global citizens, retirees with substantial income, remote professionals and skilled specialists. Ten-year validity.
The established route for retirees aged 50 and over. Requires proof of income or bank deposit. Renewable annually and widely understood by Thai immigration.
Required for those working legally in Thailand. The foundation for a work permit and the correct visa for employed expats teaching, running or working in a business.
90-day reporting, annual visa extensions, TM30 registration and re-entry permits. Everything you need to stay legally compliant throughout your time in Thailand.

Compare every long-stay Thailand visa route side by side — DTV, LTR, Retirement, Privilege and Business — to find the right path for your situation.
Seven short questions. Personalised results matching your nationality, goals and circumstances to the right Thailand visa route.
We prepare and manage overseas visa applications for Thai citizens — UK, Schengen, Australia, US, Canada and more. Visiting family, joining a partner or relocating abroad.
Visa Reference Guides
Factual guides covering the rules, requirements and restrictions for each Thailand visa route — separate from our service pages.
Key facts, what you can and cannot do, financial requirements, checklist and key takeaways.
Eligibility categories, income thresholds, tax benefits and the application process.
Non-O, Non-OA and Non-OX compared — financial proof, health insurance requirements and renewal.
Membership tiers, costs, benefits and how the Privilege Card differs from other long-stay routes.
When a Non-B is required, the link to work permits and what happens if you work without one.
How extensions work, TM30 obligations, re-entry permits and what happens if you overstay.
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