Doing Business in Thailand

In this post I just want to remind you of the obligation made to foreigner to report every 90 days to the immigration office. Indeed, this is a requirement of Thai immigration law that we often forget.

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Originally posted 2012-02-01 17:48:29.

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…

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Originally posted 2009-10-26 09:27:19.

Please find below a comparative table showing the most commonly used types of visa in Thailand, their benefits and requirements. I discuss most of these visas in more detailed articles to be found in the visa section of this blog. The purpose of this table is simply to permit readers to compare different type of visa without to switch from one post to the other. Note during this week I will update and republish all visas related posts.

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Originally posted 2012-01-30 19:09:26.

Frequently Asked Questions: Thai Visas

The point of the doingbusinessthailand.com blog is not only to provide potential investors with a comprehensive and up to date source of information on how to do business in Thailand but is also, as much as possible, to try to answer to readers immediate concerns.

One of the benefits of search engines is that they made it possible to keep track of the researches that are made by those among you who are interested by Thailand. Therefore from now on I will not only continue to provide substantive information but I will also from time to time discuss some of the queries that are made every weeks.

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Originally posted 2009-08-07 11:59:46.