Explore the full range of Thai visa options for expats, retirees, digital nomads, and long-term visitors. This section covers everything from retirement and marriage visas to digital nomad, guardian, and business visa paths — including requirements, extensions, and legal tips to help you stay informed and stay longer.
Find the Best Plan for Your Visa, Budget, and Lifestyle – Whether You’re Retiring, Working, or Living Long-Term in the Land of Smiles If you’re living in Thailand—or planning to—health insurance is something you can’t afford to ignore and need to take seriously. It’s not just about peace of mind. For many visas, it’s required … Read more
What Is a Visa Run? A visa run is when you leave Thailand temporarily—usually by crossing a land border or taking a short flight—to “reset” your stay or apply for a new visa. Once you exit and re-enter the country, immigration grants you a fresh stamp based on your visa or exemption status. This workaround … Read more
Why the TM30 Still Matters If you’ve spent any time in Thailand as an expat, tourist, or property owner, you’ve probably heard about the infamous TM30—and not always with a smile. It’s one of those bureaucratic hurdles that seems confusing at first, frustrating to deal with, and easy to ignore… until it causes real problems. … Read more
If you’re planning to work in Thailand—whether as a teacher, employee, business owner, or consultant—you’ll need a Thai Work Permit. It’s a key requirement that often gets overlooked or misunderstood, especially by new arrivals who assume a visa alone is enough to start working. Thailand has strict regulations when it comes to foreign employment. Even … Read more
Thailand is a very intriguing country, so it comes as no surprise that many people want to stay long-term. If you got “stuck” on a holiday and decide to hang around beyond your permitted duration, for a while you can prolong your stay with visa runs, leaving the country, and coming back with a visa … Read more
Thailand has long been a popular destination for retirees, thanks to its affordable lifestyle, quality healthcare, and year-round warm weather. For those planning to stay long term, the right visa can make a big difference in convenience and peace of mind. The O-X Retirement Visa is a long-stay option specifically for foreigners aged 50 and … Read more
Table of Contents If you’re tired of juggling visa renewals, 90-day reports, and immigration red tape, Thailand’s Permanent Residency (PR) could be the long-term solution you’ve been waiting for. Designed for expats ready to put down real roots in the Land of Smiles, Thai PR offers stability, status, and a more integrated way of life. … Read more
Thailand has become home to many expat families—whether for work, education, or a change in lifestyle. If you’re planning to stay in the country to support your child who is studying here, or you’re part of a Thai-foreign couple raising a family, understanding your visa options is essential. One of the most practical choices in … Read more
The Thailand Investment Visa (Non-Immigrant “IM”) offers a pathway to long-term residence in Thailand for foreigners who invest at least 10 million Thai baht in approved financial assets or real estate. This visa is designed for those who want to stay in Thailand without working, relying instead on their capital to meet immigration requirements. It’s … Read more
If you’re planning to stay in Thailand long term — whether to retire, invest, work remotely, or use your professional skills — the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa is one of the most attractive options available. Launched by the Thai government to draw in skilled professionals, wealthy individuals, and remote workers, the LTR Visa offers a … Read more