VISA SERVICES PATTAYA THAILAND

GUARDIAN VISA PATTAYA

A Guardian Visa in Pattaya (Thailand) allows a parent or legal guardian to stay in Thailand to care for a minor child (under 20) studying at an approved school (like CRICS), requiring proof of funds (e.g., 500,000 THB in a Thai bank), a school letter, and linking to the child’s student visa, with renewals dependent on the child’s enrollment, and it does not permit work.

MARRIAGE VISAPATTAYA

A Pattaya Marriage Visa (Non-Immigrant O Visa) allows foreigners married to Thai nationals to live in Thailand long-term, requiring legal marriage registration, proof of relationship, and financial stability (either 40,000 THB/month income or 400,000 THB in a Thai bank account), renewable annually at Pattaya Immigration, with local services available for assistance with documentation and extensions.

EDUCATION VISAPATTAYA

Education visa is obtained by foreign guests who have an intention to study in Thailand. Language school staff will fill in all the necessary papers. This type of visa requires extension every 90 days. Now ED visa is issued for a year from the moment of the last entry into the country, that is, the countdown starts from the moment of entry into the country, so if you entered with a 30-day stamp, the visa is issued for 11 months, if you entered with a 90-day stamp, the visa is issued for 9 months.

RETIREMENT VISAPATTAYA

To get a retirement visa (Non-Immigrant O) for Pattaya, you must be 50+, have a valid passport, and meet financial criteria with either 800,000 THB in a Thai bank account (held for 2+ months), a monthly income of 65,000 THB (or 800,000 THB annually), or a combination, plus provide documents like bank statements, a lease, and photos, often requiring assistance from visa agents for paperwork.

NON B VISAPATTAYA

Thailand, specifically Pattaya, may be one of the most enjoyable places in the world to work due to its pleasant people and low stress (but efficient) approach to problem resolution and task completion.

Foreign nationals requiring a NON-B Visa must apply for a work permit in order to lawfully work in Thailand. The work permit is a legal document that lists the position, present employment, job description, and Thai company that employs the foreigner. It also serves as authorization for foreigners to work in Thailand in certain occupations.

Overall, working in Thailand, particularly in Pattaya, offers a positive and stress-free environment for employees to thrive in.

INVESTMENT VISAPATTAYA

Foreigners who have invested an amount of at least 10M THB in Pattaya for Thailand can apply for the Non-Immigrant IM Visa (investment visa in Pattaya). The government introduced this visa to attract foreign investment in the country. It was previously introduced in 1997 to compensate for the poor economic situation during the Asian Financial Crisis, with the investment ceiling at that time amounting to 3M THB. Those who currently live in Thailand with this visa can still renew it every year, but no other (old) investment visa has been issued since October 2006.