Hassle-Free Thailand Visa Services

Seamless Visa Service  or Various Visa Types Your Path to Thailand Starts Here Request Our Hassle-Free Visa Service Experience a hassle-free journey to Thailand with our comprehensive Visa Services. We cater to various visa types, including Retirement Visas, Long-Term Residency, […]

Seamless Visa Service  or Various Visa Types

Your Path to Thailand Starts Here

Request Our Hassle-Free Visa Service

Experience a hassle-free journey to Thailand with our comprehensive Visa Services. We cater to various visa types, including Retirement Visas, Long-Term Residency, Elite Visas, Educational Visas, and more.

Step 1: Request Our Visa Services

Request our service today, and our expert Visa Specialists will promptly contact you via email with all the necessary details and fees.

Step 2: Confirm Your Visa Services

Apply and confirm your visa service after consulting with our dedicated experts.

Step 3: Commence Visa Processing

Once confirmed, our experienced team will initiate the visa approval process on your behalf.

Visa Services for Travelers to Thailand

When planning your visit to Thailand, securing a visa is paramount. You can obtain it through an official stamp or application at the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate General in your home country or through the relevant Thai Embassy overseeing your place of residence. For specific visa application locations, please reach out to the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate General in your area.

Thailand Visa – Thai Visa Services

To obtain a visa, foreign nationals must ensure that their visa application aligns with the purpose of their visit to Thailand. Visa approval is at the discretion of the Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate General, and specific regulations and criteria are in place for evaluating visa applications. Foreign nationals visiting Thailand under any visa category are not permitted to work until they acquire a work permit. Therefore, those planning to work in Thailand must apply for the appropriate visa category, typically the “Non-Immigrant Visa B,” to become eligible for a work permit. If you intend to extend your stay in Thailand beyond the standard tourist visa period, you may need to apply for a 90-day non-immigrant visa at the Thai Embassy in your home country. This is a prerequisite for obtaining a long-term visa while residing in Thailand.

Patourlogy – Assisting Foreign Nationals in Thailand

We offer consultation services for foreign nationals seeking visas in Thailand, ensuring convenience and support for their life in the country.

1. Tourist Visa – Thailand Visa Services for Tourists

If you are interested in obtaining a tourist visa, please note the following criteria:

• Foreign nationals must complete a visa stamping process for tourist purposes.
• Certain countries, such as Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Nepal, Togo, Niger, and Uganda, allow their citizens to stay in Thailand for up to 7 days without a visa.

Required documents include Form TM.7 (foreign nationals must submit this form in person), a copy of your passport, visa, and the latest entry stamp, a 4×6 cm passport-sized photograph (taken within the last 6 months), and a fee of 1,900 Thai Baht.

Specific Documents for Medical Conditions

For individuals with medical conditions, additional documents are required, such as Form TM.7 (to be submitted in person), a copy of your passport, visa, and the latest entry stamp, and a medical certificate from a hospital.

1.1 In Case of Patient Care

Visitors providing care to patients in Thailand must adhere to specific documentation requirements based on different scenarios:

Visiting Relatives or Returning to Thailand for Former Thai Citizens or Children of Thai Citizens

Required Documents:

• Form TM.7 (to be submitted in person).
• Copies of the passport, visa, and the latest entry stamp.
• Evidence of previous Thai citizenship or proof that the father, mother, or legal guardian was a Thai citizen or proof of previous Thai citizenship.

1.2 Visiting Spouse or Children Who Are Thai Citizens

Required Documents:

• Form TM.7 (to be submitted in person).
• Copies of the passport, visa, and the latest entry stamp.
• Evidence of the relationship (for spouses, proof of marriage through both civil and religious ceremonies is required).
• Copy of the household registration of the Thai spouse or child.
• Copy of the Thai national ID card of the Thai spouse or child.
• Copy of the marriage certificate or the child’s birth certificate.

1.3 Legal Proceedings or Cases

Required Documents:

• Form TM.7 (to be submitted in person).
• Copies of the passport, visa, and the latest entry stamp.
• Proof of involvement in the legal case, such as being the accuser, victim, defendant, plaintiff, or a witness.

1.4 Official Duties or Missions for Government, State Enterprises, or Other State Agencies, Diplomatic Missions, or Consulates, or International Organizations

Required Documents:

• Form TM.7 (to be submitted in person).
• Copies of the passport, visa, and the latest entry stamp.
• A letter of certification or request from the relevant government department, at the departmental or higher level, or from the provincial governor’s office (excluding international schools and higher education institutions).

2. Study Visa (Non-Immigrant ED) for Private Educational Institutions

Required Documents:

• Form TM.7.
• Copy of the applicant’s passport.
• Proof of permission to operate from the relevant government department.
• Certification and a request letter from the educational institution detailing the duration of the course, curriculum level, and academic performance of the applicant.
• Certification from the government agency at the departmental level or higher, or from the provincial governor’s office (excluding international schools and higher education institutions).

3. Immigrant Visa for Family Members of Thai Citizens (Spouses, Children, Adopted Children, or Children of Thai Spouses)

Required Documents:

• Form TM.7.
• Copy of the applicant’s passport.
• Proof of the relationship with the Thai citizen.
• Financial evidence (for fathers or mothers, the average annual income must be at least 40,000 Thai Baht per month, or a deposit of no less than 400,000 Thai Baht must be maintained for one year).

Note: Applicants and their family members must visit the immigration office in person, present original documents, and provide certified copies of the documents with their handwritten signature to complete the application process.

4. Thai Non-Immigrant O Visa Requirements for Different Purposes

If you are interested in applying for a Thai Non-Immigrant O Visa to live in Thailand during your retirement or for other reasons, specific criteria and documents apply depending on your circumstances.

4.1 Retirement Visa (Non-Immigrant O)

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants must be at least 50 years old.
• You need to show evidence of a monthly income of at least 65,000 Thai Baht or a bank deposit in a Thai bank account (savings or fixed deposit) with a balance of at least 800,000 Thai Baht for the last three months, with at least 60 days before the visa application. Alternatively, you can demonstrate an annual income combined with a bank deposit totaling 800,000 Thai Baht.
• Applicants must have entered Thailand before October 21, 1998, and continuously stayed until the present.

Required Documents:

• TM.7 Visa Application Form
• Copy of your passport
• Proof of income, such as pension or interest from investments, and/or a bank certificate

For individuals aged 60 and above with a minimum bank deposit of 2,000,000 Thai Baht or a monthly income of 20,000 Thai Baht, or those aged below 60 but not less than 55 with a minimum bank deposit of 500,000 Thai Baht for the last three months or a monthly income of 50,000 Thai Baht, the same documents are required as mentioned above.

4.2 Visa for Visiting Spouse and Thai National Children

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants must provide proof of their relationship.
• For spouses, the relationship must be legally recognized both in terms of civil and religious practices.

Required Documents:

• TM.7 Visa Application Form
• Copy of the applicant’s passport
• Copy of the applicant’s house registration (Tabien Baan)
• Copy of the Thai spouse’s national ID card
• Copy of the marriage certificate or birth certificate (for children)

4.3 Medical Visa (Non-Immigrant O)

Eligibility Criteria:

• This visa is for receiving medical treatment, recuperation, or caring for a patient.
• Certification and request from a licensed Thai hospital detailing the medical condition, treatment duration, and confirmation that the condition necessitates travel.
• In cases of patient care, certification and request from the attending physician at the Thai hospital or from the embassy or consulate. The caregiver should be limited to one person beyond immediate family members.

Required Documents:

• TM.7 Visa Application Form
• Copy of the applicant’s passport
• Medical certification and request from the treating hospital

Please note that these requirements may vary or change over time due to Thai government policies and regulations. It’s essential to verify the most up-to-date information with the relevant Thai authorities or Thai embassies and consulates before applying for a visa.

For more information or assistance with your visa application, consider contacting the Thai embassy or consulate or Thailand’s Department of Immigration.

Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance or information regarding Thai visas or related topics