What visa do I need to work in Thailand?

Usually a Non-Immigrant 'B' visa together with a work permit. The visa and work permit are separate and must match. We coordinate both with Immigration and the Ministry of Labour.

Do I have to report every 90 days?

Yes, foreign residents must report their address every 90 days, and obtain a re-entry permit before leaving on a single-entry visa. We track these deadlines for you.

Visa & Immigration Lawyers in Korat

Stay, work, and retire in Thailand with confidence

Thailand's immigration rules are detailed and change often. We help you get the right visa, keep it valid, and meet every reporting requirement so you can live here without interruption.

How We Can Help

Visas & Extensions

We handle Non-Immigrant B, O (marriage and retirement), and other categories, plus extensions of stay at Immigration.

Work Permits

We coordinate work permits with the Ministry of Labour and align them with your visa and employer documents.

Reporting & Re-entry

We manage 90-day reports, re-entry permits, and renewals so you never miss a deadline or risk your status.

Permanent Residence

For long-term residents who qualify, we prepare permanent-residence applications under the annual quota and advise on the path to citizenship.

Why Choose Korat Lawyers?

Local Expertise

Deep knowledge of the Nakhon Ratchasima courts and government offices.

Bilingual Service

Fluent Thai and English — we make sure you understand every step.

Honest, Practical Advice

Clear options and realistic costs, agreed before we start.

Frequently Asked Questions

Schedule a confidential consultation with our legal team.