Planning to work, freelance, or start a business in Thailand? This section covers the key visa options and legal requirements for working in Thailand as a foreigner — including the Non-Immigrant B visa, SMART visa, Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), and how to obtain a work permit. Whether you’re a professional, entrepreneur, or remote worker, you’ll find what you need to stay compliant and thrive.
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 has long been a top destination for digital nomads, remote workers, and long-term travelers. Recognizing the growing demand for a visa that caters specifically to these groups, the Thai government introduced the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), which officially launched on July 15, 2024. This visa is designed for individuals who want to live in … Read more
The Thailand SMART Visa is a specialized long-term visa designed to attract highly skilled professionals, investors, and entrepreneurs working in cutting-edge industries. This visa program supports Thailand’s goal of becoming a hub for technology and innovation, providing benefits that standard business visas do not offer. However, obtaining a SMART Visa is more complex and stringent … Read more
If you’re planning to work, start a business, or engage in professional activities in Thailand, the Non-Immigrant B Visa is the standard visa required. This visa is essential for foreign employees, entrepreneurs, and business professionals looking to legally work and operate in Thailand. In this guide, we’ll cover the different types of Thailand Business Visas, … Read more