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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about moving to Thailand

Got questions about living, working or relocating to Thailand? Here are honest, straightforward answers to the questions we hear most often, from visa timelines and costs to how our fully online service works. If your question isn't covered here, book a free consultation and ask us directly.

Getting started

  • Book a free consultation online. It's a relaxed, no-pressure 45-minute call where we look at your situation and recommend the next steps. We offer up to three free consultations per person.

  • Most of our services start from our base service fee of THB 19,500. Company registration starts from THB 69,500 including our fee, monthly accounting starts at THB 3,500, and some services are quoted on request. Our Prices & Services page lists every price.

  • No. Everything we do is fully online, from your first consultation to document submission and ongoing support.

  • We work in English, French and Spanish.

Visas

  • It depends on the visa, your nationality and the embassy. We start preparing your case as soon as you're onboarded, so your application is ready as soon as your documents are. The embassy's processing time is outside our control.

  • Generally, no. Most visas are applied for before you travel, from outside Thailand. There are a few exceptions depending on the visa, so we check your options in your consultation.

  • It's the same visa, with the same five-year validity and 180 days per entry. Remote Worker is for people working remotely for employers or clients outside Thailand. Soft Power is for people taking part in approved Thai activities, such as Muay Thai or cooking courses.

  • No. No agency or consultant can guarantee an embassy's decision. What we do guarantee is a carefully prepared, complete and compliant application.

Work and other services

  • You need a Non-B visa and a work permit. The Non-B visa lets you enter Thailand to work, and the work permit, issued by the Ministry of Labour, is what allows you to work. You need a Thai employer first.

  • No, we don't offer job placement. Once you have a job offer, we handle your visa, work permit and paperwork.

  • It depends on your situation and your visa. Once we've confirmed the right visa for you, we send you a personalised document checklist.

  • Yes. We also help with company registration, accounting and tax, health insurance advice, property rentals and management, and local services such as translations, driving licences and pet relocation.

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

Book a free consultation, and we'll answer them for your situation.

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