Visas allow families of foreigners who have
received other visas able to live in Thailand.
People who hold Thai nationality or come to support a family residing in Thailand, a type O visa (NON-IMMIGRANT O) is required, if the family is of Thai nationality. After entering Thailand with an O visa will be able to work and have a work permit.
How to get a visa
Apply for a visa at Thai embassy in Japan or abroad.
The documents required for submission will vary depending on the visa application location. Therefore, it is necessary to verify the information before submitting it. The documents used will depend on who the documents belong to, such as husband, wife, children, as well as their nationality and place of residence. In the case of entering without a visa, the visa can be changed to NON-IMMIGRANT O. For details please contact us.
Consultation process
(In case of applying for a new visa before entering Thailand)
1
Contact us
Please contact by phone or fill out the questionnaire below.
2
Prepare documents for visa application
Prepare important documents. If you have any questions, please contact us.
3
Submit documents at each embassy area
The applicant must go in person.
4
Received NON-IMMIGRANT O visa successfully
Able to travel to Thailand and able to live.
Rates
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Applying for a new visa・a one-year visa extension (The family is a foreigner holding a work permit.) |
10,000 baht |
|---|---|
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Applying for a new visa・a one-year visa extension (Retirement) |
8,000 baht |
Service fees in the table below do not include VAT and government fees.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or prefer to request service. Please contact us. Filling in the information below, Japanese or Thai professional staff will contact you back.
The company would like to request permission to refuse to answer questions from entrepreneurs (companies) doing the same business.
Thailand telephone number 089-449-8270 094-993-3883
Japan telephone number 050-6860-7856
- Business Hours
- 8:30-17:30 （Thailand time・ Available every day except Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays） ※Having staff provide information in Japanese, Thai, and English