Long-Stay Visa Help in Thailand
Living or working in Thailand long term needs the right visa. We help with two types: business and work visas, and Thailand Privilege. They are also the visas Thai banks usually accept when you open an account. Retirement visas go through a licensed partner and are quoted on request.
We check your situation, choose the right visa, prepare and translate the documents and go with you to immigration. When a licensed visa agent or Thai lawyer is needed, we bring one in and manage the case for you. Immigration makes the final decision, and we tell you honestly what is realistic before you pay.
Free check · Written quote before you pay · Bangkok
Who Is This For?
Working in Thailand
Your Thai employer hires you, and you need a business visa and a work permit.
Company owners and directors
You run your own Thai company and need a visa and work permit through it.
Retiring in Thailand
Retirement visa through a licensed partner, quoted on request.
Long-term residents
You want to live in Thailand for years without a Thai job or retirement conditions.
We don’t handle tourist visas, education visas or the DTV. For a single visit to immigration, you can book our interpreter.
Visas We Help With
Business visa (Non-B) and work permit
For employees and company owners: the visa, the work permit and the yearly extension.
Retirement visa — through a licensed partner
Quoted on request. We pass your case to a licensed partner and can still help with the Thai bank account that goes with the visa.
Thailand Privilege (formerly Thailand Elite)
A membership-based long-stay visa. We help you choose the membership and prepare the application through an authorised agent.
After the visa, we can also help you open a bank account. See Thai Bank Account Opening
What We Do
- Check your nationality, current status and goals and tell you which visa is realistic
- Prepare a document checklist for your case and your immigration office
- Translate documents into Thai and arrange certified translations when required
- Fill in the forms and check the full file before you submit it
- Go with you to immigration, interpret and help with the officer’s questions
- After approval, where applicable: 90-day reports, TM30 notifications, re-entry permits and extensions of stay
- Bring in a licensed visa agent or Thai lawyer when your case needs one
Need a work permit? See Work Permit
Who Does What
Our team
Assessment and plan, documents and translations, appointments, going with you to immigration, follow-up and all communication in your language.
Licensed partners
Legal opinions, appeals and representation where Thai law requires a licensed lawyer, and the authorised agent for Thailand Privilege. We coordinate them and keep you informed.
You always know who handles each part and what it costs. Partner fees are confirmed in writing before you pay.
What We Need to Start
- Your nationality and passport with your current visa or entry stamp
- Which visa you are interested in and why: work, your own company, retirement or long-term stay
- Your timeline: when your current permitted stay ends
- Relevant documents: employment, company, pension or bank documents
- Any past refusals, overstays or problems at immigration
Prices
Basic
Simple case, complete documents, no immigration history issues, one submission.
Standard
Routine case with minor gaps or questions. Up to 1 resubmission.
Complex
Missing or weak documents, linked bank or police paperwork, or a tight deadline. Up to 2 submissions.
VIP / High-risk
Prior refusal, urgent or provincial cases. Lawyer review when required.
Prices are our service fees for a Non-B visa case and depend on the visa route and how complex the case is. A combined Non-B visa and work permit case is quoted after the assessment. Retirement visas go through a licensed partner and are quoted on request. Government fees, work permit fees, Thailand Privilege membership fees and licensed partner fees are quoted separately where applicable.
You get the exact price in writing after the free check.
All listed service prices include 7% VAT. Fixed prices are final for the stated service scope. Prices marked “From” are starting prices and the exact fee is confirmed in writing before payment. Any additional third-party or government fees, if applicable, are confirmed separately before payment.
- Thai immigration and embassies make the final decision. Nobody can honestly guarantee approval.
- In most cases you need to appear at immigration in person.
- Government fees, work permit fees, certified translations, Thailand Privilege membership fees and partner or lawyer fees are separate and confirmed before you pay.
- Rules and document lists change. We check the current requirements for your case.
Only need someone to come with you to immigration for a routine visit? An interpreter may be enough: half day 6,490 THB. See Interpreter & Representative
How It Works
Free check
Your nationality, current visa, goals and deadline. We tell you which visa is realistic.
Plan and written quote
Which visa, which office, which documents, what it costs and how long it may take. You pay only after you agree.
Documents and submission
We prepare and translate the file, book the appointment and go with you to immigration.
Next deadlines
After approval we tell you what comes next for your visa: reports, re-entry permits and the date of your next extension, where applicable.
What You Get Every Time
Recent Case
30-day extension while preparing a Non-B business visa
- Problem
- As part of a longer Non-B case, the client needed to extend his stay by 30 days while his business visa documents were being prepared.
- What we did
- We prepared the extension form and documents, went with him to the immigration office and interpreted at the counter.
- Result
- Stay extended by 30 days. Next step: the Non-B business visa.
Real case, anonymized. Every case is different, and immigration makes the final decision.
FAQ
Which visa is right for me?
If you work in Thailand or run a Thai company, it is usually a business visa with a work permit. If you are retired, a retirement visa, which we arrange through a licensed partner. If you want to live in Thailand long term without a Thai job or retirement conditions, Thailand Privilege may fit. We compare the options for you at the free check.
Do you help with tourist visas, education visas or the DTV?
No. We focus on business and work visas and Thailand Privilege, and retirement visas go through a licensed partner. If you only need someone at immigration for a single extension of stay, you can book our interpreter.
Can I open a Thai bank account with these visas?
Usually yes. Banks generally accept a work permit, a retirement visa or Thailand Privilege, but each bank and branch decides for itself. We can help with the account too.
Can I get these visas without leaving Thailand?
Sometimes, depending on your current status. Some visas must first be issued by a Thai embassy or consulate abroad. We tell you which applies to you.
Do I need to go to immigration in person?
Usually yes for applications and extensions. Some reports can be done online or by an authorised representative. We prepare everything in advance so you make as few visits as possible.
Can you help with 90-day reports and extensions?
Yes. After your visa is approved we help, where applicable, with 90-day reports, TM30 notifications, re-entry permits and extensions of stay.
Are you a law firm or a visa agency?
No. UnblockPro.Asia is a registered Thai coordination and support company. When a case needs a licensed lawyer or agent, a licensed partner handles that part, and you know their fee in advance.
Do you guarantee approval?
No. Thai immigration and embassies make the decision. Be careful with anyone who promises guaranteed approval or offers fake documents.
Requirements are set by Thai immigration and embassies and can change without notice. This page is general information, not legal advice.
Tell Us About Your Visa Situation
Send your nationality, your current visa and which visa you need. A specialist usually replies the same business day with an honest assessment and the next steps.
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