Not the visa.
The years that come after it.
Every Thailand visa in one place — DTV, retirement, education, work, LTR and Thailand Privilege. We assess your chances before you spend anything, file the paperwork and keep the status alive afterwards.
A Thai visa is a document. The document is the easy part.
The hard part is choosing the right one out of thirty-three, meeting a financial threshold that is checked months back, and filing from a country where the consulate is currently approving.
We say whether a visa fits before you spend anything on documents.
Statements, contracts, translations, legalisation — in the format the mission accepts.
We pick the mission from current practice, not from a blog post.
Extensions, 90-day reports, re-entry permits, change of status.
Why are you going to Thailand?
Thirty-three visas and services. You need one. Pick the reason and we take you straight to it.
The whole line-up on one screen
Six products cover almost every case. The rest — niche visas and the services that keep a status alive — sit one click deeper.
| Visa | Validity | Stay | Government fee | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DTVDestination Thailand Visa → | 5 years | 180 days + 180 | ฿10,000 | Remote workers, freelancers, soft-power applicants |
| Non-O · O-A · O-XRetirement visa → | 1–10 years | 1 year, renewable | Varies by consulate | Age 50+, not working in Thailand |
| PrivilegeThailand Privilege (ex-Elite) → | 5–20 years | 1 year per entry | Membership fee — confirm the current tier | No income or employment test |
| TR · METVTourist visa → | 3–6 months | 60 days + 30 | ≈ $40 / $200 | Short stays and frequent trips |
| Non-EDEducation visa → | Per programme | 90 days, renewable | ฿2,000 + ฿1,900 | Language school, university, Muay Thai |
| Non-BBusiness visa + work permit → | 3 months / 1 year | 90 days + annual | ฿2,000 / ฿5,000 | Employed by or running a Thai company |
Government fees are indicative: they differ by country of application and change often. We verify them against the official source before every update.
Who does what, step by step
Four steps. The left lane is yours, the right lane is ours — and no step is left without an owner.
You fill in a short questionnaire and hand over the basics of your case.
We assess the risk — past stamps, refusals, overstays — build the filing strategy and fix the final price with no hidden charges.
You collect the documents from our checklist — bank statement, certificates, photo, bookings.
We audit the documents: statement format, translations, dates, wording. You get corrections back.
You complete the e-Visa form under our supervision and pay the consular fee.
We run the process, track the status and help you answer any follow-up request from the consulate.
You enter Thailand.
We check the issued visa for consulate errors and give you border-crossing instructions.
Your four — and our four
The right column is the work you will not be doing.
- National ID passport (copy or scan)
- Passport valid for at least 1 year
- Statement of available balance for the last 3 months, in English
- Digital photo: portrait orientation, light background
- The official consulate application form in English, error-free
- Flight and hotel bookings
- Certified translations of your documents
- Guarantee and sponsorship letters
The final list of documents is set by the specific mission you file at.
Where the time goes
We pick the consulate with the lightest current load for your situation.
Personal accompaniment, not a mailbox
Working relationships with Thai consulates, immigration offices and related government bodies.
First-hand familiarity with how individual consulates operate — their preferences, common requests and processing quirks.
Overstays, refusals, multiple nationalities, employer changes, family-dependent chains — we have a track record.
Trusted lawyers, translators, notaries and accounting firms. One point of contact, not separate vendors.
Status updates, deadline tracking and proactive follow-up throughout the process. An expert goes with you through every stage at Immigration and the bank.
Every paid service carries a financial guarantee. If the service cannot be delivered as agreed, you are refunded. The visa decision itself always rests with the consulate.
You always know which stage your file is at
Status in real time, a push when the file moves, and one named manager for the whole route.
The stage your file is at, without asking anyone.
A notification when the file moves to a new stage and when the visa is approved.
One person answers in the chat for the whole route — not a shared inbox.
Three ways in, and the rule that trips people up
Set by the mission you file at, not by Immigration. No Thai bank account is needed for this route — that requirement belongs to filing from inside Thailand.
Three ways to start
7% of the invoice of everyone you bring. Personal dashboard in the bot, access by questionnaire.
- Pattaya Central — Welcome town 47/110, Pattaya City, Chon Buri 20150
- Pattaya Jomtien — View Talay 3, Nong Prue, Banglamung, Chon Buri 20150
- Bangkok — opening soon
How we mark what we claim
An official requirement, a mission's practice and our own internal standard are three different things — so they never look the same on this site.
The DTV requires 500,000 THB in liquid assets and can only be applied for from outside Thailand.
Statements are expected to cover 3–6 months and to have been issued within the last 7–30 days. A large deposit landing shortly before you apply is the pattern most often questioned.
We ask for stamped or digitally certified statements even where a mission has accepted app exports, because the format is the cheapest thing to get right.
Nothing here yet
Only a Google Maps profile exists today. Text and video reviews will appear here once real ones are collected — no placeholder quotes.
The six we are asked most
Which visa do I actually need?
Tell us where you live, what you do for money and how long you want to stay. That is enough to name the visa — and we say so before you spend anything on documents.
Do I need a visa at all?
Many nationalities get a visa exemption stamp on arrival. It is short, cannot be converted to every category from inside the country, and the number of days has been changing — check before you plan around it.
How much does it cost?
Two separate numbers: the government fee, set by the mission, and our service fee. We publish them separately and fix your total before you file. The current price list is not yet on the site.
What is the difference between an e-Visa and the TDAC?
The e-Visa is the visa application itself. The TDAC is the free arrival card filed within 72 hours of arrival on the government portal — anyone charging you for it is not us.
Can my family come with me?
Dependants are filed alongside the primary application, not after it. Authentication of civil documents is the step most often skipped, and it is what causes the delay.
I was refused once. Is it over?
No. We take on cases that were refused elsewhere — but we look at the reason first and tell you honestly whether the same route is worth filing again.
Send us your situation
Tell us where you are, what you do and how long you want to stay. We will tell you which visa fits, what it costs and how long it takes — before you pay anything.
