Bangkok · Pattaya · Phuket · nationwide
Visas and documents in Thailand
Visa extensions and changes, DTV, Non-B and work permits, retirement and marriage visas. We go to immigration ourselves and speak to officers in Thai.
Services
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Visa extension
You are visa-exempt and need more time in Thailand
An extension of your visa-exempt or tourist stay by up to 30 days, granted at the immigration office for the area where you live. It is for people who entered visa-free and want to stay longer, or who need a visa for six months or more. We check your stamps and dates, fill in the TM.7 form, prepare the package and go to immigration with you. If an extension is not enough, we find a legal change of status.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Review of your case
- Document package
- Filing
- Follow-up until the stamp
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DTV visa
Remote work, Muay Thai, Thai cooking courses and similar
The Destination Thailand Visa is a 5-year multiple-entry visa for remote workers, soft power programme participants and their families. Since 31 August 2026 you also need proof of permanent residence in the country where you apply and a police clearance certificate. We check your documents before you apply, complete the e-Visa application and support you until the decision.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Choosing your basis
- Preparing all documents
- Completing the e-Visa application
- Support until the decision
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Work permit + Non-B
Working or running your own business in Thailand
A work permit and a Non-B visa are the legal basis for working in Thailand, whether in your own company or for a Thai employer. For directors of their own companies, hired specialists and teams of foreign staff. We check that the company meets the capital and Thai-staff requirements, prepare the documents for the Department of Employment and Immigration, and handle the annual renewal.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Thai company registration
- Capital structure that meets the permit requirements
- Everything in the Non-B + work permit plan
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Retirement visa
You are 50+ and want to live in Thailand
The retirement visa is for foreigners aged 50 and over who live in Thailand and do not work. You can switch from visa-free entry to a Non-O inside the country and then extend your stay one year at a time, or apply from abroad for a one-year O-A or a 5 + 5-year O-X. We choose the right option, prepare your bank documents and insurance to immigration standards, and handle your yearly extensions.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Check of your stamp and deadline for the switch
- Funds plan: when to transfer the 800,000 THB
- Form TM.87 or TM.86 and the document file
- Going with you to immigration at both stages
- Your first 90-day report
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Marriage visa and registration
Married to a Thai citizen: registration and a 1-year visa
A Thai marriage visa means a Non-O visa and a 1-year extension of stay for a foreigner married to a Thai citizen. First you register the marriage at the Amphur (district office) with a letter from your embassy, translated into Thai and legalised by the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We prepare the documents for every step, go with you to the Amphur and to immigration, and remind you about the yearly renewal.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Checking your bank statements and bank letters
- Change of status to Non-O, or an e-Visa package
- Forms TM.86/TM.87 and TM.7, photos and home map
- Interview preparation and going with you to immigration
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Overstay and blacklist
Overstayed, detained or banned from entry
We help if you have overstayed in Thailand, have been detained or have been banned from entering. The overstay fine is 500 THB a day, up to 20,000 THB. After 90 days of overstay, or after an arrest, an entry ban of 1 to 10 years is added. We count your days from the stamps, assess the risks, prepare a legal departure and help in case of detention — in confidence.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Everything in the Urgent review
- Checking your passport and ticket before you leave
- Instructions for departure day: where and how to pay the fine
- A specialist on call on departure day
- A plan to return: when the ban ends and which visa to get
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Lost passport
Passport lost or stolen, visa left in the old passport
Getting your documents back after a passport is lost or stolen in Thailand: a police report, a new passport or temporary travel document from your embassy, and the transfer of your visa to the new passport at immigration. For foreigners who want to stay on their current visa or need to fly home urgently. We make a plan for day one, go with you to the police and immigration, prepare the documents and keep track of your visa dates.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Going with you to the police, report in Thai
- Preparing documents for the embassy
- Requesting the embassy letter for immigration
- Visa and entry stamp transferred to the new passport
- First 90-day report and a TM.30 check
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LTR and Thailand Privilege
Investors, retirees 50+ and professionals — visas for 5–20 years
The LTR is a programme of Thailand's Board of Investment (BOI): a 10-year visa for wealthy global citizens, retirees 50+ with passive income, remote workers and highly skilled professionals. Thailand Privilege is a paid 5–20-year membership that comes with a visa and has no income requirement. We compare both programmes for your situation, prepare your LTR application and support you through visa issuance; for Privilege, we advise you before you pay the membership fee.
Learn moreWhat's included
- Choosing your LTR category
- Checking documents and translations
- Filing with BOI and answering its requests
- Booking and going with you to TIESC in Bangkok
- Digital work permit — if your category allows it
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TM.30, 90-day reports and legalisation
You stay in Thailand longer than 90 days or need a translation legalised
The 90-day address report, the TM.30 notification, the re-entry permit, and translating and legalising documents at the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs are small obligations that lead to fines and extra trips to immigration when missed. This service is for anyone staying in Thailand longer than 90 days: on a DTV, retirement, marriage or work visa. We file your reports, check your TM.30 receipts, arrange re-entry permits, translate and legalise documents, and remind you of every deadline.
Learn moreWhat's included
- All 90-day reports during the contract term
- TM.30 check every time you change address
- Re-entry permit before a trip — filing and support
- First report after a passport change — in person at immigration
- Reminders of report and extension dates in our Telegram bot
Which visa suits you?
Four questions — and a specialist will suggest a legal option with a price.
- Available every day Reply within 15 minutes, 9:00–21:00, case status in a Telegram bot.
- Price before we start Our fee and the government fee as separate lines. Pay in stages.
- No grey schemes We don't sell nominees, rent out deposits or promise "100% approval".
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Frequently asked questions
Can I extend my visa-exempt stay again after the extra 30 days?
Usually not: after the extension you need to leave the country or change your status. We will suggest a legal option for your situation.
I entered before 15 September — do I have 30 or 60 days?
If you entered before 15 September 2026, the previous rules apply. Your permitted stay is shown in your entry stamp — send us a photo and we will check.
How long can I stay in Thailand on a DTV?
Up to 180 days per entry; the visa is valid for 5 years. You can extend your stay once at immigration.
Can I work for a Thai company on a DTV?
No. The DTV is for remote work for an employer or clients outside Thailand, and for soft power programmes. To work in Thailand you need a Non-B visa and a work permit.
Can I work for a Thai company on a tourist visa or a DTV?
No. You need a Non-B visa and a work permit.
What are the requirements for the company?
Usually the registered capital and the number of Thai employees per foreigner are taken into account. The exact figures depend on the type of business — we check your company free of charge when you send a request.
Tell us about your situation — we reply within 15 minutes
Every day, 9:00–21:00 (Bangkok time)
A Sabai Legal lawyer will reply — in English, Russian or Thai