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What services can help with successfully applying for a business visa in Thailand after previous rejections?

Nov 22, 2024
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Wai-Man *****
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Can anyone recommend a service to successfully apply for a business visa?

Because I already had 2 rejected requests.
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A user is seeking recommendations for a service to help successfully apply for a business visa in Thailand after experiencing two rejections. Responses emphasize the importance of having a job that can provide the necessary paperwork or consulting a company's lawyer for handling the visa process.
Pui *****
The company that hires you handles it through their own lawyer. Unless you mean you have started a company, in which case your company's lawyer will arrange your work visa.
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Wai-Man *****
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@Pui ****
aah yes I am starting a business so we don't have a lawyer yet, but then we'll look for one. Thanks! That's great info
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the lawyer you go to for company formation will handle work permits and visas. It's a standard thing they do. Keep in mind that you will need a work permit together with the business (Non-B) visa in order to actually do any work for your own company. Otherwise, with only the Non-B visa, you are very limited to only certain activities like attending business meetings, and can't actually work at your own company. To get a work permit, you must hire 4 Thai staff to qualify, and must have a minimum paid in capital into your company, all of which the lawyer will explain to you.
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Bob **********
You need a job they’ll give you the paperwork
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Wai-Man *****
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@Bob *********
thanks, but not what I asked πŸ‘πŸ½
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Wai-Man *****
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I'm open to other means as long as the results are legal πŸ˜„
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@Wai-Man ****
legally you get a job, your employer provides the necessary documents and you go to Immigration for your Visa
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@Graham *****
Thanks, but I didn't ask for the requirements as this is clearly stated in the application.
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Bob **********
@Wai-Man ****
you care if it’s legal??
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Graham ******
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obviously not
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