What are some recommended consultants or law firms for long-term visa advice in Bangkok?

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May 6, 2024

6 months ago

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Hi Everyone, I'm currently in the process of figuring out what long term visas will be suitable for myself and a few extended family members. I would like to get some professional advice in Bangkok regarding this. Can anyone recommend a dependable consultant or law firm that we can approach. Need professional help as there are multiple ppl with different age groups and financial circumstances.

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The user is seeking professional advice for long-term visas suitable for themselves and extended family members in Bangkok. Several commenters recommend trusted agencies and law firms such as the THAI VISA CENTRE, Integrity Legal, and Siam Legal, as well as individual lawyers like Kittiya Srichay. Users emphasize the need for dependable consultancy due to varying age groups and financial circumstances.

Kool *******

Siam-Legal.com would be a good place to start. They are a member of the American/Thai Chamber of Commerce.

6 months ago

Christopher *************

Maybe those who sponsor this site?

6 months ago

Christopher *************

Try

@Kittiya ********

,lawyer she is excellent on law and immigration

6 months ago

John ********

Look up Integrity Legal on YouTube, it has a link to their site. They handle such matters, just can't remember the URL for the website.

6 months ago

Christopher *************

Agree with Stuart the Thai visa centre are excellent

6 months ago

Stuart *********

Talk to the owners of this group.

@THAI *****************************

6 months ago

Lawrence ********

@Stuart ********

These are just agents, yes? Not immigration attorneys? Do they help with US-Thai Treaty of Amity type matters as they pertain to business/ltr visas and work permits? Thanks.

6 months ago

Kool *******

@Lawrence *******

the treaty of Amity has nothing to do with immigration. It deals with business setup for US citizens only.

6 months ago

Lawrence ********

@Kool ******

I am a US citizen looking to register as a sole-proprietor, then using that as a means to obtain a business visa and work permit. So yes, it is related to immigration. Since I can register as a sole-proprietor with 100% ownership as per the Treaty, and from my understanding, am not subject to the same financial requirement for sole-proprietor registration. I'm just not an attorney with experience in such matters.

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Kool *******

@Lawrence *******

check with Siam-Legal.com as they are very knowledgeable on this business setup detail, but there are financial requirements basically equal to the work permit financial requirement of bt2million in registered capital, but the time frame in which it is required to be met is different.

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Stuart *********

@Lawrence *******

Yes. It sounds that you do need specific legal advice, not just visa help. Sorry can’t advise for that in Bangkok. Perhaps others can.

6 months ago

Lawrence ********

@Stuart ********

no problem. Thanks. 🙏

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