Family visa package
Verified against official sources on 12 October 2026.
- Who it is for
- A family relocating to Thailand where the main applicant holds or is applying for a Non-Immigrant visa and family members need their own visas.
- Government fee
- Depends on visa types — each family member pays their own consular fee
- How long it takes
- Aligned across family members so everyone enters together
Our service fee and the government fee will be shown as two separate numbers. No indicative figure appears until the real price list exists.
Who this is for
What you need
Whatever their visa type requires — see the relevant visa page.
Marriage certificate for a spouse, birth certificates for children. Apostilled or legalised where required.
Some missions require financial evidence per person, others per family. We check the requirement for your specific mission.
The final list of documents is set by the specific mission you file at.
What it costs
| Government fees | Per person, per visa type |
| Our family package feeOne coordinated process for the whole family | Ask for a quote |
How we work together
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.
Common mistakes
A dependant visa depends on the main applicant's status. If that is refused, the dependant applications fall too.
If family members hold different passports, they may need to file at different missions with different document requirements.
Extensions and 90-day reports apply to every family member, including children.
FAQ
Does every family member need their own visa?
Yes. Thailand does not issue family visas as a single document — each person gets their own visa stamped in their own passport.
What visa do dependants get?
Usually a Non-O visa on the basis of being a spouse or child of the main visa holder. The exact category depends on the main applicant's visa type.
Can children attend school on a dependant visa?
A dependant visa covers the stay. If the child is enrolling in a school that requires an education visa, that may be handled separately — we check for each case.
How is pricing structured?
Government fees are per person and per visa type. Our fee covers the coordination of the whole family as one engagement rather than charging per head.
Sources
- Immigration Bureau — extension of stay · Immigration Bureau, Royal Thai Police