Legal Services & Resources 

This talk goes into the Tourist Visa for Thailand which does not provide the ability to work for which a different type of visa such as the Business Visa is required.

This talk looks at both the LTR and DTV Visas in that the DTV visa allows remote work with a company overseas which could be what is permitted for holders of the LTR Visa which is yet unclear regarding work.

This talk is on Income Affidavits for Thai Retirement Visas which although are no longer provided by Embassies of some English speaking nations, are in fact still provided by the Canadian and some European Embassies.

This is a talk on the issue of Tax in the context of the Destination Thailand Visa which permits 180 days of stay in Thailand which should result in the holder not being considered a Tax Resident in Thailand.

This talk is a follow-on from the recent news regarding foreigners who were found to be selling fake passports against which Thai Immigration is actively combatting.

This talk is on the new Destination Thailand Visa which permits stays of up to 180 days at each entry which may pose some difficulties opening a bank account as the length of time does not meet the Tax Resident criteria.

This is a talk on the new Destination Thailand Visa which still has some uncertainties such as the need for 90-day reporting which may actually be required in connection with the DTV.

This is a talk to compare and contrast the Destination Thailand Visa with the Thai Retirement Visa, specifically for those who may have concerns about tax issues under the Thai Retirement Visa.

This talk goes into the issue of internal Immigration matters which are handled solely by the Immigration Bureau even though Ministry of Foreign Affairs does issue visas through Embassies and Consulates overseas.

This talk is to provide some insight into Thai Immigration matters specifically in the context of the new visas which as will all visas, domestically fall under the jurisdiction of the Thai Immigration Bureau.