What is the typical cost for hiring an agent to assist with obtaining a visa in Thailand?

What city?? Most agents are local. What type of visa. Helps to give at least the basics when asking.

Can't believe how different these answers are. 23 y ago i asked nobody nothing. I finally upgraded from a bbc b computer. Contact a thai embassy or immigration. They do speak english.

Mine is now 20,000 for my annual retirement visa. But visa agent handles everything, including the 90 day reports. I only go to immigration once a year, all reports are done by my agency. It is worth it for peace of mind and convenience.

Do your own

How long is a piece of string?

Why do so many people need an agent ?

I know the illegal fudge for the Bt800k but if you do things legally, there is no need for an agent.

Ask Thai Visa Center - they the best by far

10k to 15k

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You can apply for a retirement visa from many countries before you come to Thailand. It’s easy to do yourself and is online. You do have to show police and medical records. Check on the immigration web site at your countries Thai embassy website. You need the correct funds in your account as well. If you can’t do that for whatever reason then apply for a 90 day non o visa. Again easy to do online. Then apply in Thailand for the retirement visa. You’ll need to start by opening a bank account and moving funds into it. Thai Visa Centre are very good. They do most stuff online but you could visit them. Also Siam legal have an office near nana station. Thai Kru offer full packages including visa bank and accommodation. There are plenty of other options, You’ll have to ask about cost but probably about 20k bht including the visa cost. People will tell you that you can do it yourself in Thailand but I have no experience of that.

About 40 k baht

My renewal was baht but if new Visa it is more expensive

200 to 50K

Depends what they do my best advice to you is go to an agent tell him what you need and find out. They won't lock the door after you come in so you can get up and say thank you and leave

12-15k in Pattaya for retirement renewal. Less (7k) if you have all paperwork but can't or do not want to go to Immigration yourself.

Do it yourself it’s not too complicated and much cheaper

Depends upon agent. 20 to 30k is out there. Try TVC!

It depends on the visa you're seeking and your nationality.

Depends on so many things.

Or the other question is how much could I save if I got off my arse and did it myself

Around 30,000 baht

20k-35k first time .

Then renewel around 10k-15k.

Best get agent to do it .

They have contacts and do it faster .

Less headaches for you .

And no need to wait in immigration all day then to find out you have something wrong .

Just get an agent and pay .

I had two consultations for an LTR with an extremely cut-and-dry situation. The big-name agency quoted ~$1,800. The lesser-known agency quoted ~1,200. I pondered over all the notes from the consultations and found a Facebook info group related to the Visa I wanted. After reading some of the member testimonials, I chose not to use an agency.

why don't you just ask how much it costs to buy sth???? type of visa, the agent you use, your circumstances and documentation you can provided and so on and on and on. Ask a proper question please.

You can bank on any where between 30 to 50 thousand baht. Shop around. Just to give you an idea I paid the first time that included pick up at airport and following money straight to immigration. Used bank down stairs in immigration building and straight front of line service. With 4 hours I had my no o and the one year extension for retirement stamped in passport. No hassel and for me convience and speed is worth the money if you have it. Each year for renewal to Bhat and I spend maybe 5 minutes at immigration at most. Everyone is different and everyone has the money to just throw around. But for me it's the only way to do it

Shop around. I've used Thai Visa Centre for years

Simple answer. All depends how much the Immigration officer wants for your case to get approved. Then, the agent will figure out a price for the amount of work they have to do. The agent will then add everything and give you the cost. SO, it depends…

I have heard 58,000 approximately and that is from an agent.

If you arrive with a non o visa from your home country get a bank account I yr extension will cost around 16,000 baht. The more work an agent does for you the more expensive it gets

I don't think an agent would tell you about his expenses. But he will tell you what he will charge you😂

I have a Spouse visa. Upcountry Wife takes care of everything; so, it can't be that tuff.

baht

That’s everything include bank Acc

ive seen $800 usd

I was quoted 55,000 baht threw Thai visa centre

$800us for one year multiple entry retirement visa

Do it yourself. 5000 baht. 1.5 days. Submit Monday recieve Friday after lunch. Very easy.

Most agents 14,000 to 25,000 baht. I do my own. Use the other 20k for holiday money or whatever

25,000

15-35k baht.. Try a small not popular agent and take the Thai girlfriend along for the bonus discount. Thai negotiations work, farang won't.

Beware of agents!!!! Get your house in order, and do it yourself! 1900 baht! Not so difficult, unless you are illegal or cannot really afford to live in the Kingdom.

IMO if you are ok for a visa and don’t need any shortcuts you don’t need an agent ?

I have had no problems at all getting my 1 years visas for the last 2 years without an agent for much less the price you are talking about here?

Please explain the difficulty if you who apply have all the requirements to get the visa from the Thai embassy

I found prices at 38k baht Pattaya

Around 40k

I've heard 50k+ if you require them to supply every requirement.

i JUST WATCHED A VIDEO saying if you buy a CONDO for 3mil Baht or rent a condo for $2600 Baht (which is overpriced) that you can live in Thailand through that type of Property visa and just renew every year

20k bhat

That depends on a lot of factors.

Visa based on what? Retirement is the most common so will be the cheapest.

Did you get the 90-day non-O before coming to Thailand, and just need the agent for the extension? That will be significantly cheaper than if you come as a tourist and need the agent to do the conversion to non-O first.

Are you using your own money in the bank or is the agent covering that aspect for you? That will affect the pricing.

Are you wanting them to do EVERYTHING or are you willing to go to the immigration office and just have them do all of the paperwork for you?

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