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Company registration involves reserving a name, preparing documents like the Memorandum of Association, and filing with the Department of Business Development (DBD). After successful registration, you must obtain a tax ID, open a bank account, and register for social security if hiring employees.

A last will and testament is a legal document that specifies how a person’s assets should be distributed after their death and can name an executor to carry out their wishes. It is an important part of estate planning that can prevent disputes, protect loved ones, and ensure assets are passed to intended beneficiaries, often including a provision for funeral arrangements.

To open a bank account in Thailand as a foreigner, you’ll need a valid passport and visa, plus a valid Thai phone number and proof of address like a rental agreement. Some banks may also require a work permit, a letter of reference, or a TM30 residence registration. You must visit a branch in person; remote applications are not possible.

A Thai education (ED) visa allows foreigners to study, attend seminars, or undergo training in Thailand for up to 90 days, which can be extended. To apply, you must obtain a letter of acceptance from a Thai institution and submit it with other required documents like a valid passport, application form, and photos to a Thai Embassy or Consulate outside of Thailand.

A retirement visa is a type of visa for foreigners aged 50 and older, allowing them to reside in a country without working. Requirements typically include meeting financial thresholds proving financial stability, and holding health insurance. Specifics, such as the validity period and renewal process, vary by country, but generally, you can apply for a 1-year visa

When a foreigner comes to Thailand on a 30 day visa exemption or a 60 day tourist visa, they often find themselves wanting to extend their stay for a longer period of time, such as 4-6 months or more. In order to do this, they need to obtain a new tourist visa or exemption visa, which can only be obtained at a Thai consulate outside of Thailand. For these cases, we offer professional visa run services to Laos and Cambodia.

A visa allows you to enter and stay in a foreign country, while a work permit allows you to be legally employed there for a specific employer. You need both a valid visa (like a Non-Immigrant Business Visa) and a work permit to legally work in Thailand. The visa governs your length of stay, and the work permit is tied to your specific job and employer, requiring a new application if you change jobs.

A Pattaya marriage visa is a type of Non-Immigrant O visa for foreigners married to a Thai citizen, allowing for a one-year stay that is renewable annually. To apply, you’ll need a Thai marriage certificate, proof of financial stability ((40,000) THB monthly income or (400,000) THB in a Thai bank account), a valid passport, and other documents like your spouse’s ID.

To get a 30-day visa extension in Pattaya, visit the local immigration office with your passport, a completed TM.7 application form, a 4×6 cm passport photo, and photocopies of your passport and entry stamp. You will also need proof of accommodation, like a TM.30 form from your landlord, and pay a fee of around 1,900 Baht. It is crucial to apply before your current permission to stay expires.

A tourist visa allows you to travel to a country for leisure purposes, with requirements varying by destination. To apply, you generally need a passport, a completed application form, photos, a flight itinerary, proof of accommodation, and financial support.

Re-entry permits can be applied for in person or by an agent at Thai immigration office. If an agent is used, a letter of attorney is required. The processing time at Thai Immigration offices can vary from 1 hour to half a day, so if you prefer to queue, apply before lunch so you can pick it up later the same day

In Pattaya, a residence certificate, officially known as a “Certificate of Residence” (TM.16), is a document confirming a foreigner’s address in Thailand, often needed for driving licenses, vehicle purchases, and other administrative tasks. The document may be issued by the immigration office in your neighborhood or by the embassy that represents your home nation.

To convert a foreign motorcycle license, you need to apply at the Department of Land Transport (DLT) in Thailand with a valid passport, your foreign license, a Thai address proof, and a medical certificate. You will also need to complete vision and reaction tests, and in some cases, a practical driving test.

A Thai driving license is issued by the Department of Land Transport (DLT) to prove a person is permitted to drive in Thailand. To obtain one as a foreigner, you must be at least 18, have a valid visa, a medical certificate, and pass a written and practical driving test. Initially, you will receive a two-year temporary license, which can later be renewed for up to five years.

To convert a foreign car driving license, you must gather your documents, get an official translation if needed, and visit the Department of Land Transport (DLT) for medical and vision tests, and to submit your application and pay the fees. You will also need to attend an orientation session and pass the physical and written tests before your license is converted.

To convert a driving license, you will need to gather documents like your original license, passport, proof of address, and a medical certificate. Then, apply at the local Department of Land Transport (DLT), pass required tests, and pay the fee. The process and specific requirements can vary by country

To renew a Thai driving license, you must complete an online e-learning course, book an appointment via the DLT Smart Queue app or visit an office as a walk-in, and pass physical fitness tests for color vision, depth perception, and reaction time. You will also need your current license, a valid passport with non-immigrant visa, proof of address, and a recent medical certificate.

To get an international driving permit (IDP) in Thailand, you can apply at a local Department of Land Transport (DLT) office with your passport, visa, proof of residence, Thai driver’s license, and two photos. The IDP is valid for one year and is accepted in 102 countries. For foreigners with a valid Thai driving license, an IDP can be obtained through the DLT

A motorcycle driving school provides training for both new and experienced riders, offering lessons on safe operation, traffic rules, and test preparation. Many schools cater to international students with English-speaking instructors, teach on both private and public roads, and help students pass the official driving license exam.

A car driving school provides training for both new and experienced drivers, offering lessons on safe operation, traffic rules, and test preparation. Many schools cater to international students with English-speaking instructors, teach on both private and public roads, and help students pass the official driving license exam.