Advice please: A friend is coming in to own 49% of a Thai-owned company .
She's looking for someone to help process what she needs for the next step -- to get a Non-B visa and a work permit.
Would anyone know how much it costs for an agent to prepare the documents and make the application for the initial 3month and then the one year visa along with the work permit?
She has been quoted about 45,000 baht for the whole package of transferring from tourist to Non-B , and getting the work permit for one year. Is this a fair price? If she applies out of the country, there's apparently an added cost.
All relevant advice is appreciated.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A friend is seeking advice on obtaining a Non-B visa and work permit as part of owning 49% of a Thai company. She has been quoted a total cost of 45,000 baht for the initial three-month visa and a one-year work permit, prompting questions about the fairness of this price. Key points mentioned include the need for a registered capital of 2 million baht for the company, potential additional monthly costs, and the importance of ensuring the company's legitimacy to avoid issues with nominee structures.