The Thai tourist visa grants the holder to stay for up to 60 days in Thailand for holiday and vacation purpose.
Thailand is among the best place for retirement for its beautiful beaches, picturesque countryside, and among the best yet still the most affordable health care system in the world.
If married with a Thai citizen, the Thai marriage visa grants the holder to stay up to one year in Thailand and can be extended.
Non-immigrant visas or one year multiple entry visas are intended for people planning to stay a long time in Thailand.

The Thai tourist visa grants the holder to stay for up to 60 days in Thailand for holiday and vacation purpose.
Thailand is among the best place for retirement for its beautiful beaches, picturesque countryside, and among the best yet still the most affordable health care system in the world.
If married with a Thai citizen, the Thai marriage visa grants the holder to stay up to one year in Thailand and can be extended.
Non-immigrant visas or one year multiple entry visas are intended for people planning to stay a long time in Thailand.

Ask For Assistance Now!If you are planning to visit Thailand for longer periods, you will need to obtain a visa in advance. Siam Legal helps foreign nationals obtain your visa to Thailand saving you the hassle of dealing directly with the Thai government officials.

Thai 90-day Reporting

Thai 90-day Reporting

If you expect to be in Thailand over 90 days, you must continue to report your current address every 90 days until you leave Thailand. See how.

Re-Entry Permits in Thailand

Thai Re-Entry Permits

Holding a long-term Thai visa and simply leaving the kingdom will void or cancel your current visa. Secure yourself a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand.

Thailand Visa Extensions

Thailand Visa Extensions

There are three ways to extend a non-immigrant visa. Learn how and find out the things you need to know.

Thai Immigration in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai Immigration

If you are planning on residing in Chiang Mai region then you will need to know the location of Thai immigration office in Chiang Mai.

Thai Immigration in Phuket

Phuket Immigration Building

We have listed the contact details for the immigration office in Phuket. Check out its current location in Amphoe Muenag.

Thai Immigration in Pattaya

Pattaya Immigration Location

The Thai immigration office in Pattaya has been moved to a new building in Banglamung. Check out its new location.

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