Can I start working with only a Non-B visa?
No. A work permit is still required before legally working in Thailand after entering on a Non-B visa.
Thai Non-B Work Visa Services
We help foreigners prepare and submit Thai Non-B work visa applications with complete document checks and embassy/immigration support.
Overview and Eligibility
Foreign nationals employed by Thai companies or entities sponsoring work in Thailand.
- Valid passport with sufficient validity
- Employer sponsorship in Thailand
- Supporting company documents
Common Required Documents
- Passport copy and recent photos
- Employment contract
- Company affidavit and registration documents
- Additional supporting documents by nationality/case type
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Non-B processing take?
Most applications are completed in about 2-4 weeks, depending on documents and authority processing times.
What are the total costs for Non-B visa?
Costs include embassy visa fee (varies by country), our service fee from 5,000 THB, and work permit fee. Total typically ranges from 10,000-20,000 THB depending on location.
What are common Non-B rejection reasons?
Common reasons include incomplete company documents, insufficient employer qualifications, inconsistent employment contracts, or invalid passport validity.
How do I renew my Non-B visa?
Non-B can be extended annually at Thai immigration if employment continues and all requirements remain valid. Extension requires current work permit and employer documentation.
Non-B visa vs DTV for remote workers?
Non-B requires Thai employer sponsorship and allows local work. DTV is for remote workers earning overseas income without Thai employer. Choose based on work arrangement.