Thailand Business Visa Thailand Bangkok
For an extensive presence while conducting business in Thailand you will need a Work Permit and a related business visa.
The first step in obtaining a Work Permit is to obtain a non-immigrant, type “B” business visa from a Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate outside of Thailand. Once issued, this visa is normally good for a single entry and a ninety day stay. We can provide detailed instructions regarding the paperwork needed. Every Thai Consulate has their own forms and procedures, which must be completed to their satisfaction before a visa can be issued.
Once you have entered Thailand on this visa we will handle the application and processing of a Work Permit under the jurisdiction of the Thai Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare.
Bangkok Base Guides
- Setting Up a Company
- Choose your Corporate Structure
- Corporate Name Reservation
- Memorandum of Association
- Submission of Articles of Association
- Tax Registration
- Value Added Tax (VAT) Registration
- Ordinary Partnership (Ltd./Reg.) Registration
- Public Limited Company Registration
- Representative Office Registration
- Branch Office Registration
- Corporate Structures
- Limited Company
- Branch Office
- Representative Office
- Regional Office
- Regional T & I Support Office
- Partnerships
- Sole Proprietorships
- Joint Ventures
- Licenses and Privileges
- US Amity Treaty
- Running a Company
- Tax Matters
- Corporate Income Tax
- Value Added Tax (VAT)
- VAT Refunds
- Personal Income Tax
- Specific Business Tax
- Remittance Tax
- Other Taxes
- Tax Courts
- Tariff Measures
- BOI Tax Incentives
- IEAT Incentives
- Labor Issues
- Labor Protection
- Hours and Holidays
- Minimum Age
- Sick Leave
- Severance Pay
- Termination of Employment
- Employee Welfare Fund
- Workers Compensation
- Minimum Wages
- Social Security
- Labor Management
- Employee Records
- Stay and Work in Thailand
- Thailand Business Visa
- Thailand One Year Visa
- Thailand Work Permit
- WP Required Documentation
- WP Permitted Activities
- Visa and Immigration Law