Business Visa, or NON-B
Fully legal life and work in Thailand for you and your loved ones.
Business Visa, or NON-B ВИЗА
Fully legal life and work in Thailand for you and your loved ones.
Who is eligible for a NON-B visa in Thailand?
The NON-B visa, also known as the "business visa," is suitable for any adult who wishes to live and work legally in Thailand for a long time (more than 1 year).
Who is eligible for a NON-B visa in Thailand?
The NON-B visa, also known as the "business visa," is suitable for any adult who wishes to live and work legally in Thailand for a long time (more than 1 year).
Requirements for the application:
- A passport with at least 6 months validity (if less, the issue can be resolved on an individual basis).
- A copy of a rental contract for housing.
- If you wish to apply for visas for family members - their passports and documents proving kinship (marriage certificate, birth certificate etc)
Requirements for the application:
- A passport with at least 6 months validity (if less, the issue can be resolved on an individual basis).
- A copy of a rental contract for housing.
- If you wish to apply for visas for family members - their passports and documents proving kinship (marriage certificate, birth certificate etc)
The business visa application process involves several stages depending on your situation:
Stage 1 — If you do not have a company where you will be officially employed, we will register such a company for you.
Stage 2 — Preparing a document package for the visa application. If you have more than 45 days left on your current visa, we will try to arrange the visa without you having to leave Thailand. If there is not enough time, you will make a short trip to Malaysia or Vietnam to obtain a visa for 3 months.
Stage 3 — Upon returning to Thailand, you receive a work permit and then are employed by the company. If it is your company, you become its director.
Stage 4 — After 3 months, we extend your visa for 1 year (totaling 15 months).
Stage 5 — At the end of the visa, we extend it for another year. And so on indefinitely.
Stage 1 — If you do not have a company where you will be officially employed, we will register such a company for you.
Stage 2 — Preparing a document package for the visa application. If you have more than 45 days left on your current visa, we will try to arrange the visa without you having to leave Thailand. If there is not enough time, you will make a short trip to Malaysia or Vietnam to obtain a visa for 3 months.
Stage 3 — Upon returning to Thailand, you receive a work permit and then are employed by the company. If it is your company, you become its director.
Stage 4 — After 3 months, we extend your visa for 1 year (totaling 15 months).
Stage 5 — At the end of the visa, we extend it for another year. And so on indefinitely.
How is the visa processed?
How is the visa processed?
The business visa application process involves several stages depending on your situation:
Stage 1 — If you do not have a company where you will be officially employed, we will register such a company for you.
Stage 2 — Preparing a document package for the visa application. If you have more than 45 days left on your current visa, we will try to arrange the visa without you having to leave Thailand. If there is not enough time, you will make a short trip to Malaysia or Vietnam to obtain a visa for 3 months.
Stage 3 — Upon returning to Thailand, you receive a work permit and then are employed by the company. If it is your company, you become its director.
Stage 4 — After 3 months, we extend your visa for 1 year (totaling 15 months).
Stage 5 — At the end of the visa, we extend it for another year. And so on indefinitely.
Stage 1 — If you do not have a company where you will be officially employed, we will register such a company for you.
Stage 2 — Preparing a document package for the visa application. If you have more than 45 days left on your current visa, we will try to arrange the visa without you having to leave Thailand. If there is not enough time, you will make a short trip to Malaysia or Vietnam to obtain a visa for 3 months.
Stage 3 — Upon returning to Thailand, you receive a work permit and then are employed by the company. If it is your company, you become its director.
Stage 4 — After 3 months, we extend your visa for 1 year (totaling 15 months).
Stage 5 — At the end of the visa, we extend it for another year. And so on indefinitely.
The right to work is granted by the "work permit," which is issued along with the business visa. The work permit specifies your specific job duties. We will help you find a suitable profession.
Absolutely! You can use the company opened for you to conduct business in Thailand. You can develop your business independently or consult with our business advisors. Additionally, we can provide legal and accounting support for your business.
That's not a problem. Your company does not have to be profitable or successful—it's only important that you are employed there.
If you approach our company, we solve your problem comprehensively. You do not need to worry about this requirement.
Yes, if you are running a business and generating income in Thailand, you are required to comply with local tax regulations. We can assist in handling your tax obligations to ensure everything is processed correctly. Even if your company is not active, there is a minimum tax amount that must be paid. Our specialists can calculate this amount during your consultation.
No, your spouse and up to two children can obtain a Non-O visa linked to the duration of your main visa. These visas cost just 15,000 baht per year.
Yes, absolutely. Holders of a business visa and their family members can open bank accounts in Thailand without any restrictions.
Yes, absolutely. Holders of a business visa and their family members can open bank accounts in Thailand without any restrictions.
Yes, along with the business visa, we also arrange a Thai tax ID for you, which you can freely use for any purposes.
Yes, some of our clients have lived in Thailand for over 20 years using a business visa. It is generally sufficient for living happily in the Kingdom for as long as you want. The next step would be a "residence permit," but obtaining one is quite difficult and requires learning Thai.
Yes, particularly for larger families. For example, an education visa costs 60,000 baht. For a family of a husband, wife, and two children, obtaining education visas would cost 240,000 baht per year. Meanwhile, a work visa with dependent visas can be 1.5-2 times cheaper. It has been proven that it is more cost-effective for a family of three to opt for business visas rather than education visas.
A work visa requires one page for the visa itself and one page for each year of renewal.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate!
Due to constant changes in Thai immigration law, the conditions and costs for obtaining stamps and visas are regularly updated. Stay updated with the latest changes and consult for free through our sources.
Tilda Publishing
Contact us!
+66 946205728
ilchenko.pravo@gmail.com
16/26 Phuketkaew Rd, Kathu,
Kathu District, Phuket 83120
+66 946205728
ilchenko.pravo@gmail.com
16/26 Phuketkaew Rd, Kathu,
Kathu District, Phuket 83120
Tilda Publishing
Contact us!
+66 946205728
ilchenko.pravo@gmail.com
16/26 Phuketkaew Rd, Kathu,
Kathu District, Phuket 83120
+66 946205728
ilchenko.pravo@gmail.com
16/26 Phuketkaew Rd, Kathu,
Kathu District, Phuket 83120
