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What are some reliable agents for arranging a Non Immigrant B Visa in Thailand?

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Maruf *******

asked Mar 3, 2022

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Hello, 

Can anyone please suggest any reliable agents who can arrange Non Immi. B Visa? I will be in Thailand next month. 

Thanks in advance.

Answer summary

The user is seeking recommendations for reliable agents to help with obtaining a Non Immigrant B Visa in Thailand prior to arriving next month. Responses suggest that the employer should provide necessary paperwork and that there are online services available. A warning was issued against contacting a specific agency known to create issues.

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Denis *********

Just don’t contact Aisathai ! They make aggressive ads now and generates lots of problems with law for foreigners

5 years ago

Maruf *******

@Denis ********

ok brother. Point has been noted. Thank you so much.

5 years ago

Mark **********

Feel free to reach out.

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5 years ago

Maruf *******

@Mark *********

sure sir. Thanks a lot

5 years ago

Nigel *********

your employer should send you all the paperwork (can be via email at some embassies) then you apply for your Non B before you arrive

5 years ago

Matthew **********

@Nigel *********************

and what if your self employed

5 years ago

Matthew **********

@Nigel *********************

ask my accountant what this paper work now is crazy . I'm self employed just me I work when fancy it and I dont understand all this paper work####

5 years ago

Yvonne *********

@Nigel *********************

What type of work do you do

5 years ago

Nigel *********

Matthew Thompson most countries have some kind of labour laws that regulate foreigners working within their borders .

5 years ago

Natalie *******

Matthew Thompson you need to have a registered business in Thailand. You can't just be "self employed" here. It's very costly. I'm in the middle of the process myself. Expect to pay 100,000 baht or more.

5 years ago

Nigel *********

Matthew Thompson ask your accountant. They should know what's best for your company.

5 years ago

Maruf *******

@Nigel *********************

Thank you so much! 😊

5 years ago