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Finding a reputable and cost effective attorney in Thailand is easy as there are so few reputable law firms with cost effect solutions to boot. We at Siam Legal have over the years strived to not only provide our clients such as yourself with cost effect legal solutions but each year we also process more than 900 Thai Visa applications online on behalf of clients. Speak to any of our online consultants or pop into any of our offices in any of the main tourist destinations in Thailand. |
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 The Thai Marriage Visa or "O" visa is for those who are married to a Thai citizen. The visa unlike a tourist visa or a business visa is a bit more complicated however can be extended in Thailand for 1 year. We will give you a brief break down of the requirements of the marriage visa and the requirements needed to extend the Thai marriage visa at Immigration in Thailand. If in doubt, always contact reputable attorneys such as Siam Legal otherwise you will end in an overstay and be deported and blacklisted. |
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 If you are going to be working in Thailand, you are going to need to obtain a Thai business visa in order for the labour department to process your work permit. Even though you may apply for a work permit to work in your own business, there are work permit restrictions with regards to foreigners working in Thailand and what type of trades they be involved in. There is a complete list of prohibited occupations in Thailand listed. First you need to apply for the business visa and this is a bit more complex than a Thai tourist visa
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 A Thai tourist visa is usually only valid for 3 months per entry however you are able to apply for a multiple entry tourist visa which contains 4 entries. They are however becoming rare. Some Thai consulates especially the consulates in Asia will only issue you with less than four entries; for instance, Penang, in Malaysia, usually only allows three entries. A tourist visa will set you back at least 1,000 baht ($25) per entry at the consulate and must be applied for at a Thai consulate outside of the Kingom of Thailand. |
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 You have six months from your entry into Thailand to bring in your household items from your home country. After you have been granted a permit to stay for a year in Thailand, your belongings will not be taxed.If However your permit to stay is for less than one year, these items will be taxed 20 percent import duty plus 7 percent value-added tax. |
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 You can apply for permanent residency in Thailand if you have lived in Thailand and held a non-immigrant visa for at least three years.You will be required to show similar documents to the ones used to apply for the non-immigrant visa and also sit for an interview which includes a test of your ability to speak, read, and write Thai. |
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