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Thailand – Non‑B Business Visa & Work Permit

For foreigners employed by, or investing in, a Thai company. 

Quick Answer

The Thailand Non-B Business Visa is designed for foreign nationals seeking to conduct business, invest, or gain employment in Thailand. This visa allows entry for business purposes, with a separate Work Permit then required to legally engage in employment or business activities within the country. To qualify, applicants typically need a registered Thai employer or their own company with a minimum capital of THB 2 million and four Thai employees per foreigner. The visa is renewable annually and, in conjunction with the Work Permit, permits legal work in Thailand, with the application process typically taking four to six weeks.

  • Eligibility: registered Thai employer or own company with four Thai employees per foreigner, minimum capital THB 2 million. 
  • Benefits: one year renewable visa, work permit. 
  • Timeline: four to six weeks. 

Who is DRSI Law's Partner for Thailand Non-B Business Visa & Work Permit?

DRSI Law's partner for Thailand Non-B Business Visa & Work Permit is Harvey Law Group Thailand, represented by Mr. Thomas Wong, their Business Development Director. You can contact Mr. Wong at Tel. +66 6 1701 1144 or visit www.harveylawgroupthailand.com for more information on their services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is the purpose of a Thailand Non-B Business Visa and Work Permit?

The Thailand Non-B Business Visa is intended for foreign nationals who wish to conduct business, invest, or seek employment in Thailand. A Work Permit is a separate requirement that allows the visa holder to legally work within Thailand.

2 What kind of legal services does DRSI LAW offer for these Thai visas?

DRSI LAW provides legal services related to business immigration to Thailand, specifically assisting with the Non-B Business Visa and Work Permit applications. They also support clients in establishing an enterprise in Thailand.

3 How does the Non-B Business Visa relate to establishing a business in Thailand?

The Non-B Business Visa is a crucial step for foreign nationals looking to establish or operate a business in Thailand. It allows entry for business purposes, after which a Work Permit is required to legally engage in employment or business activities within the country.

4 What are the typical steps involved in obtaining a Non-B Business Visa and Work Permit?

The general process involves applying for the Non-B Business Visa at a Thai embassy or consulate outside Thailand. Upon arrival, a separate application for a Work Permit is typically submitted to the Department of Employment.