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Thailand: Frequently Asked Question: What is the blacklist?

The infamous blacklist There are a lot of lists most of us dreamt to be on (fortune list, most influent people, most eligible bachelor and so on….) but there is one you definitively don’t want to be on, Thailand immigration blacklist. Note: I would be unfair to Thailand if I did not state that Thailand is not the only country with an immigration blacklist. All countries have one.

Thailand Visas:Setting the Record Straight 2: Visa Exemption

Another big problem in Thailand for the professional who like us provide visa services is that foreign visas applicants are often confusing the names of the visas they are having and the benefits attached to say visas. This is why we will dedicate this post and the next post to give definitions of visas terms.

Thailand Visas: Setting the Record Straight 4: Visas Definitions

This post is a continuation of our series Thailand Visas: Setting the Record Straight. I wrote this series with a “back-to-basics” kind of approach because I don’t believe that it is possible to understand Thai immigration regulations without having first an understanding of basic terms such as visa, visa class, visa exemption, passport stamp, entry visa, departure visa, multi or single entry and so on…

Living in Thailand: What is the Visa Exemption?

What is the Visa Exemption? Pursuant to Thai Immigration Law; any foreign citizen who wishes to enter the Kingdom of Thailand is in principle required to obtain a Visa from a Royal Thai Embassy or a Royal Thai Consulate-General prior to entering Thailand.

Living in Thailand: What you need to know about Thai visas

Is it difficult to enter and stay in Thailand? How many times did I hear foreign clients complaining about Thai Immigration policies and how difficult it is to live or stay in Thailand? Believe me we are the lucky one because Thailand gives us VIP treatment in comparison to what Thai citizens have to go through to visit our countries.

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Living in Thailand: Thai Visas: Visa O Family

January 27 2010 Categories: Thailand Visas, Thailand Visas & Work Permit one comment

Introduction to the Non Immigrant Visa O Family

What is the Family Visa?

The family Non Immigrant Visa O is for foreigners who have Thai family in Thailand and who wish to stay in Thailand to take care of their family. Family means a Thai relative whether a parent, spouse, children, adopted children or spouse children.

Thailand BOI: Promoted Activities: Agriculture Products

January 26 2010 Categories: Thailand BOI, Thailand Business No comments yet

What are the agricultural activities eligible for promotion?

As you already know the Board of Investment is the agency in charge of promoting certain sectors of Thai economy. As such the BOI role is among other to determine:

What are the activities which are eligible for promotion

What are the conditions attached to said promotion

What are the privileges attached to said business activity

What’s up at DBT: The 25 Most Popular Posts

January 17 2010 Categories: What's Up at DBT No comments yet

Out of the 185 posts I wrote since the launch of this blog some had more success than others. Here below is the list of the 25 most read posts.

Doing Business in Thailand

Thailand: Frequently Asked Question: What is the blacklist?

Thailand Visas:Setting the Record Straight 2: Visa Exemption

Thailand Visas: Setting the Record Straight 4: Visas Definitions

Living in Thailand: What is the Visa Exemption?

Living in Thailand: What you need to know about Thai visas

Living in Thailand: Thai Visas: Visa O Family

Introduction to the Non Immigrant Visa O Family

What is the Family Visa?

Thailand BOI: Promoted Activities: Agriculture Products

What are the agricultural activities eligible for promotion?

What’s up at DBT: The 25 Most Popular Posts

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