one of my friend have a very small food shop, i think only 8 peoples can sit and eat there. so you know how small it is. he says he can provide me a B visa.... is it true he can? please let me know
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The post discusses the complexities surrounding obtaining a B visa for business purposes in Thailand. A user queries whether their friend's small food shop can provide them with a B visa. Responses clarify that a small business may not meet the necessary requirements to sponsor a B visa without sufficient capitalization and employed Thai staff. They suggest alternatives, such as entering Thailand on a tourist visa, forming a partnership, and then applying for a B visa through the appropriate channels. The conversation highlights misunderstandings about the visa process and emphasizes the need to comply with immigration regulations.
thank you so much, that's what I found while reading some blogs. It's really kind of you all helping such a way. I am looking some lawyer now and wish to have good help from them too....
doesn't your friends small business provide him with a visa? If so his company cannot provide you with one - unless he increases the capitalisation of his company. But then he will need to employ additional Thai staff.
Sort of. You come to Thailand, set up a business, your Thai business partner apply for the work permit and after that you can apply for a Non Immigrant B visa.
You set up the business with your Thai partners, they apply for the work permit and with paper from company and Ministry of Labor you apply for the Non Immigrant B visa. You can set up a company with Thai partners on any allowed stay inside Thailand.
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