Visa, of course! And by that I mean non-immigrant ‘B’ visa. It is the preliminary thing you need to do to enter Thailand. Typically, this visa is valid for 90 days, but then you can always apply for its extension at the Immigration Bureau Office.
So, how can you get this visa? Well, that boils down to the documents requirements for the same. Please scan through below;
Non-Immigrant B Visa (Business)
For those who want to conduct business in Thailand must submit these documents;
- Passport
- Duly filled application form
- Recent passport-sized photograph (4 x 6 cm)
- Proof of having sufficient finance
- Letter from your company stating your position, employment length with the company, your salary and purpose of visits to the country
- Evidence showing correspondence with the business partners in the Thailand
- Proof of financial status in case the applicant is self-employed
- Invitation letter from the trading partners
- Corporate documents including;
- Business registration and business license
- List of shareholders
- Company profile
- Details of business operation
- Map indicating location of the company
- Balance sheet, statement of Income Tax and Business Tax (Por
Ngor Dor 50 and Por Ngor Dor 30) of the latest year
- Value-added tax registration (Por Por 20)
- Copies of company’s documents signed by the Board of Directors alongside with the seal of the company
The process to obtain non-immigrant ‘B’ visa has been explained below;
- Prepare the documents;
- Submit them to the Thai consulate in your home country;
- Pay the consular fees either by cash, check or by credit card;
- Once the fee is paid, the processing time will take 5 to 10 business days with the Thai embassy;
Instead of you taking the toll for application, you can shoulder the responsibilities upon a legal expert who will handle everything on your behalf.
