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Thailand Visas: The 90 Days Visa Reporting Requirement

Section 37(5) of the Immigration Act B.E is anorther disposition that gets a lot of foreign citizens in trouble. To sum it up it requires that any foreigner who is permitted to stay in Thailand temporarily is required to report to the Immigration Department to confirm his/her residential address upon completion of every 90 days period of stay.

Thailand Visas: Visa Abuse | Crackdown on ED Visa?

Visa abuse is not a novelty in Thailand and for the past 3 years we have seen a race between foreigners who abuse the visa system to stay in Thailand (and those who assist them) and the Thai Immigration who always finish by catching up.

Working in Thailand: Thai Visas: The Visa “B”

Introduction to the Visa B What is a Non Immigrant Visa B Foreign investors who wish to come into Thailand to conduct a business or to work must first obtain a Non Immigrant Visa B with a Royal Thai Embassy. The Non Immigrant Visa B will allow you to stay in Thailand for a period of not more than 90 days at a time. This visa may be granted for a single entry or multi entries.

Living In Thailand: Thai Visas – Cleaning the House

On the 11 September 2009, Thai news reported a new crackdown on back-to-back Tourist visa applications under the form of an extended screening of visa applicants. Unfortunately I must say that this latest measure does not surprise me and is only one side of a new policy started by the immigration department around two years ago as part of a “spring house cleaning”.

How to Obtain a Thai Resident Permit

As every year we are about to enter the period where Thai Immigration receive application for permanent residence. This is time to remind you what the condition of may be submitted after a foreigner has been in Thailand for three years whilst holding a non-immigrant visa

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Mea Culpa. Errare humanum est

November 3 2009 Categories: What's Up at DBT No comments yet

Dear Readers,

As I said in the disclaimer while I do my best not to do mistakes, I’m not completely error prone. I made a few mistakes in my Visa Setting the Record Straight Series of posts. The mistakes were resulting of a confusion between benefits applicable to Phor 30 and Phor Phor 30. Those mistakes have been corrected. Regards Rene

Iphone Application: Doing Business Thailand

November 1 2009 Categories: What's Up at DBT No comments yet

Dear Readers

I announced two months ago that we were about to launch an iphone application that will permit you to read our blog on your iphone. The development of the application is completed. Justin and his team have done a good job as you will soon be able to see by yourself. Check them at http://www.iphonedeveloperthailand.com/ The application has been submitted to I Tune already therefore it is a matter of time before you can read our blog on your iphone. Of course the application is free.

Regards

Rene

Doing Business in Thailand

Thailand Visas: The 90 Days Visa Reporting Requirement

Thailand Visas: Visa Abuse | Crackdown on ED Visa?

Working in Thailand: Thai Visas: The Visa “B”

Living In Thailand: Thai Visas – Cleaning the House

How to Obtain a Thai Resident Permit

Mea Culpa. Errare humanum est

Iphone Application: Doing Business Thailand

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