Work permits
The Non-B visa, the work permit, the tax ID and the social security registration, prepared as one file. New permits, renewals, a change of employer, and the filings that keep a permit alive through the year.
Chiang Mai · Northern Thailand
Work permits, Thai company registration, retirement extensions, 90-day reports and border runs. We prepare the papers, file them, and hand you the receipt.
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Choose what you need. If you are not sure, tell us your situation.
The Non-B visa, the work permit, the tax ID and the social security registration, prepared as one file. New permits, renewals, a change of employer, and the filings that keep a permit alive through the year.
Registration, the shareholder and director paperwork, the tax ID and VAT registration, the corporate bank account, and the work permit the company then issues. One file, one quote, and the stages written out before you start.
Non-O and Non-OA, the annual extension of stay, the bank letters and account paperwork the office asks for, insurance documents, and the 90-day reports that follow.
We collect you at home. Your papers are ready before you leave. Someone stays with you at both borders, then we drive you back to Chiang Mai. Private van or shared van.
We check every form, photo, copy and signature. Then we file it at Chiang Mai Immigration, with you or for you.
We remember the date, fill in the report and file it. You get the receipt and your next date.
Landlord details, rental contract, house book. We file it when you move, and again when you return from a trip.
Single or multiple, filed at the immigration office or at the airport desk.
Bank letters, copies of your rental contract, translation, certification and embassy papers.
Your visa type, the job you want done, the date on your stamp if there is one, and where you live in Chiang Mai. Use the form below.
You get a written price. It says which border or which office, what we bring, and what you bring.
We collect you, or we take your papers in. You get the stamp and the receipt.
Yes. The visa, the work permit, the tax registration and the reporting that follows are one file with us, and one written price covers the set.
Yes. Registration, the shareholder and director paperwork, the tax ID and VAT registration, the corporate bank account, and the work permit the company then issues. Tell us what the business does and who is in it, and the price breaks the stages out.
It depends on your visa, and on which northern borders are open in the week you travel. Your written price says which border, before you book.
Most border runs from Chiang Mai take one long day, from your home and back. Borders that are further away need one night, and we say so in the price.
No. The rules change often, and a page of rules on a website goes out of date. We check the rules for your visa type and your travel date, and your written price follows them.
Long-stay residents of northern Thailand — DTV holders, retirees, people on marriage, education and business visas, and anyone who needs to leave and re-enter periodically.
We give a written price for each job, based on your visa type, your dates and where we collect you. Our prices are similar to other Chiang Mai agencies.
Some papers need you there in person, and some do not. Your written price says which. If you must go, someone goes with you.
Yes. Couples, housemates and coworking offices can book together for one price.