Straight answers, including the uncomfortable ones.
Immigration decisions are made by Thai authorities. Where something cannot be guaranteed, we say so here rather than in the small print.
Extensions are granted by Thai immigration and depend on the category you currently hold, the reason for extending and whether your case meets the requirements in force. Many visitors can apply for certain extensions, but eligibility is assessed individually and approval is never automatic. We can review your stamp, explain the process and prepare the paperwork.
A visa run is international travel out of Thailand and back, usually to reset or change your immigration status. It is a travel arrangement, not a legal procedure, and permission to re-enter is decided by the immigration officer at the point of entry.
Same-day returns are sometimes possible depending on the route and the entry point, but they are not guaranteed and may attract closer scrutiny. Leaving and re-entering never guarantees permission to enter again.
The DTV is a longer-stay route introduced for certain remote workers and participants in qualifying Thai soft-power activities. Requirements and financial evidence are set by official guidance and should always be confirmed for your nationality and the rules in force.
A visa exemption means entering without applying for a visa in advance, where your nationality is covered by current arrangements. A tourist visa is applied for before travel through an official channel. Which one applies to you depends on your passport and your plans.
There are several long-term routes, including retirement, marriage, employment, business and membership programmes. Each has its own conditions. We help you compare which routes are realistically open to you before you commit to one.
It depends on the category. A passport, photographs and your current immigration record are almost always needed, and category-specific evidence is added on top. Our document checklist shows the usual requirements for each service, and the final list is confirmed for your case.
Our service fees are published on the packages page and quoted per case. Government, embassy and transport costs are separate and paid at the official rate. They are never included in our fee unless we confirm it in writing.
Yes, subject to current rules. Samui has an airport and ferry connections to the mainland, so the available routes vary. We discuss the options with you, including travel method and timing, and assess your situation individually.
Yes. Our team works in both languages, including written documents and coordination with local offices and institutions.
No. Visa approval and permission to enter Thailand are decided solely by the relevant Thai authorities. No private company can guarantee an outcome. What we can do is prepare your application carefully and make sure you understand each step.
Immigration disclaimer
Visa and immigration information on this page is general guidance and may change without notice. Eligibility and final decisions are made by the relevant Thai authorities. Our services do not guarantee visa approval or entry into Thailand.