How can I obtain a work invitation letter from my Thai partner for a non-B visa after my visa renewal was denied?

Aug 2, 2017
7 years ago
Hello, I am a resident of Thailand 5 years ago, I have a company and set up a business and VISA work, on 11/8/2017 visa will expire, I went with the lawyer to immigration , after checking the document refused to renew the visa again,The reason for the refusal is that the accountant pays the staff and hospital insurance less than the required 300 baht . The lawyer called and asked the accountant She told her that each year she paid the same amount and there was no problem, I do not know if she was lying or did not know the required increase, the immigration asked me to go outside Thailand And get a nonB visa and return again, but I am a Syrian nationality and I can only get a visa from Lebanon and the embassy in Lebanon asked me about invitation from company to working in Thailand how will I get a work invitation , and from who , I have already business her , just want to know Can I get a work invitation from my Thai partner, and do this Call her a specific name, and must be certified by the Thai Foreign Affairs, thank you so much
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A resident of Thailand for five years faced issues renewing their work visa due to discrepancies in staff salary and insurance contributions. After being advised by immigration to apply for a non-B visa from their home country, the resident seeks guidance on obtaining a work invitation letter from their Thai business partner. Responses confirm that the business can write the invite letter, and outline necessary conditions for signature and certification, while also stressing the importance of accurate legal and accounting advice.
Wilson *******
Your current company can write the invite letter to you. Your company is still running and if you still have a wp the embassy should issue with ease.
M **********************
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Yes i have work pirmnt exp date after 3 month
M **********************
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@Tod ********
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Joe ***********
Foreign owners of businesses in Thailand rely on the accuracy, advice and good workmanship of Accountants and Lawyers they hire. Sometimes bad workmanship stabs a fellow in the back because he didn't just do his job of providing the goods or services but failed to do the accountant's job too. Yes - the owner is supposed to check everything - But then what are the hired professionals for?
Daniel ************
and you can get that letter from your own business as well - as mentioned min salary and 5% for sso has not changed. What changed is, that immigration / labour check if these sso payments has been made and paid.
Robert *******
ASAIK SSO is 10% of salary, 5% paid by Employer and 5% paid by employee.
Robert *******
a Business owner has 4 Thai staff working for him in the business and he does not know how much the minimum salary is in Thailand and his accountant paid every year the same. Laws did not change
Robert *******
@J**
, For me: You should not know ALL the laws, but as a business owner you should show some interest in your turning over, profits and costs and try to find the way with possible help of managers, accountants, lawyers or who ever to increase your turn over and profits. At the end of the day, you started the company to make money.
Joe ******
If we would know all the laws in Thailand, why would we employ lawyers and accountants?
Luc *********
Why don't you ask the lawyers who help you to create your company to help you again. Strange to ask something so important to people you don't know and you can not trust. I can buy you your company for 1 symbolic Thb and send you an invitation letter 5555
Korn ***********
Well laws in Thailand change all the time! Depend what type of resident u get as first? Or what type of business visa u register as the first time!?
Korn ***********
Will in box you my friend
M **********************
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This my visa
Joe ***********
With help from a trusted accountant your Thai partner can sign such a letter. However, your Thai partner must have a designation of Director before the partner can sign. The documents to do so must have your signature, the partner's signature and signed by a lawyer. All this can be done but in your geographic situation it will not be easy.
M **********************
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