Business Visa
Need a visa to conduct business in Thailand?
The Non-Immigrant B Visa allows foreign professionals, investors, and business owners to conduct business, invest, and hold financial assets in Thailand, with options for 90-day or 1-year stays and multiple entries.
How to Apply for Business Visa?
Choose Your Category
Single-Entry
90-Day Non-Immigrant B Visa
- Permits a stay of up to 90 days in Thailand.
- Requires a re-entry permit if the traveler intends to leave and return to Thailand.
- Ideal for short-term business visits and preliminary business arrangements
Multiple-Entry
1-Year Non-Immigrant B Visa
- Grants the holder the ability to travel in and out of Thailand multiple times within the visa’s validity period.
- Eliminates the need to apply for a re-entry permit for each departure.
- Ideal for individuals who require frequent travel while maintaining a business presence in Thailand.
How to Apply for Business Visa?
Choose Your Type
Conducting Business
Non-Immigrant B Visa
- Must be sponsored by a Thai entity before applying for a Non-Immigrant B Visa.
- Required for individuals looking to conduct business or register a company in Thailand.
- Ensures compliance with Thai business and immigration regulations.
Employment
Non-Immigrant B Visa
- Apply for the 90-Day Non-Immigrant B Visa under the employment category from your home country.
- Obtain sponsorship from your prospective employer for your visa application.
- Your employer must apply for a work permit on your behalf.
- After receiving a valid Thai work permit, apply for a 1-Year Non-Immigrant B Visa extension at a local immigration office.
Frequently asked questions
If you have any questions regarding Non-B visa application in Thailand or need guidance on required documents, our experts are here to help!
If you are planning to start a company in Thailand, it is advisable to consult with a corporate lawyer to understand the available options and legal procedures.
After obtaining the Thailand Business Visa, you must apply for and obtain a work permit to legally work in Thailand, even if you are running your own company.
If you wish to work in Thailand long-term, the LTR Visa (Long-Term Resident Visa) might be a better fit.
Yes, if you have held a Thailand Business Visa for 3 consecutive years, you may apply for permanent residency in Thailand.
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