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Understanding the Thai legal system, whether your an individual looking for a visa or a business looking to do business in Thailand, will help you navigate confusing Thai laws. This category includes guides on visas, social security, taxes, lawyers, and more.
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A Short and Simple Guide to Thailand Retirement Visas
Have you been thinking about retiring in Thailand? Wondering what the requirements are to get a long term visa? In this post you’ll find out what financial requirements you need to meet, and which documents you need to present, to qualify for a Thailand retirement visa. What is it? The Thai retirement visa, or the […]
Thailand Education Visas: Where and What You Could Study in Thailand
The Thai education visa. It’s not just for learning Thai. Despite popular belief, you can come to Thailand to study a wide array of subjects at many different places throughout the country. But the place and subject must be recognized by Thailand’s Ministry of Education. So if you have your sights set on studying languages, […]
Want a Work Permit in Thailand? Here’s How to Do It
Have a job lined up in Thailand? Then you’re going to need a work permit. This lets you legally work in the country, and you won’t have to worry about being blacklisted or deported.We created this article through the generous support of our readers. If you find this article helpful, please support us on Patreon. […]
How to Get a Residence Certificate in Thailand
There I was, crammed in the same tiny photocopying room for the second time in just ten minutes. The young kid working behind the copier recognized me, reached out his hand, and again I handed him my passport. “These two pages this time,” I said. And he copied what I hoped would be the last […]