Immigration services Clear Guidance
Immigration decisions shape where you live, work, and build your life. That's why we take the time to understand your situation before recommending a path forward. Whether you're moving to Thailand for work, family, retirement, or a fresh start, we're here to guide you through the process with clear advice, practical support, and a genuine commitment to getting it right for you.
VISA CATEGORIES
Immigration Services
Employment
Non-B Business and Work Visa
Marriage
Non-O Thai Marriage Visa
Individuals who marry a Thai National and are looking to be a dependent
Thai Child
Non-O Child Support Visa
For unmarried foreigners wishing to support their child with a Thai national.
Dependent
Non-O Family and Spouse Visa
Dependent visa for those who accompanying a family member holding a primary visa in Thailand.
Education
Non-Ed Student Visa
For students studying in educational institutes in Thailand from Thai language to Muay Thai or cooking classes.
Retire
Non-O Retirement Visa
For persons aged 50 years and over who wish to retire in Thailand.
HIGHLY EXPERIENCED
Professional Immigration Team
An Honest Assessment
Clear Guidance On Requirements
Fast Track and Hassle Free
Clear, Fast Communication
Full Support Even After Approval
A Legal Partner Whilst in Thailand
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Other Immigration Services
Non-B Visit Visa
One year visa for business owners to visit their company.
Re-entry Permits
Making a request to travel back into the Kingdom with current visa.
TM 30/ 90 Day Checks
Residence notification and 90 day status.
Tourist Visa Extension
Long term tourist visas and extensions to stay in Thailand.
Residence Certificate
For driver license applications or to buy a vehicle or property.
Visa Consultation
For those seeking free consultation on any visa issues, such as visa processes, overstay, blacklist.
Transparent and Honest Advice
We make sure you understand every step of your legal journey so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Local Expertise, Global Perspective
We understand Thai immigration law inside and out, but we also know the expectations of international clients.
Efficient and Flexible
We value your time. Our immigration team is focused on delivering practical, results-oriented solutions that resolve issues quickly and effectively.
Dedicated Client Care
We make it easy to connect and communicate. Our team works with you, not just for you, ensuring your goals become our shared mission.
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WORK IN THAILAND
Work Permit & Labour
Working legally in Thailand requires more than just the right visa. A separate work permit is needed for almost any paid activity, and the type you apply for depends on your situation.
The most common routes include the Non-B visa and work permit for employees of Thai companies, BOI-sponsored work permits for staff of BOI-promoted businesses (processed at the One Step Service Center), and the Non-O (Thai spouse) work permit for foreigners married to a Thai national, which has lower requirements than the Non-B.
Each comes with its own eligibility criteria, documentation, and ongoing obligations. We help you identify the right path and handle the process from start to finish.
Apply
Letter For Work Permit Approval (WP3)
Apply for permission to obtain a work permit for foreigners outside of the Kingdom.
Apply
Work Permit Application (WP1)
Apply for work permit book, allowing employment in Thailand.
Renew
Work Permit Renewals
Extend an existing work permit before it expires, keeping employment and visa status continuous.
Update
Add Information To Work Permit
Request changes or additions to work permit.
Cancel
Work Permit Cancellations
Request to cancel work permit.
Replace
Replace Work Permit
Request replacement in case of loss or permanent damage.
TRUST & ACCOUNTABILITY
What Clients Say
LUKAS KIRCHBERGER
Very professional and reliable law firm with excellent communication. They were clear, responsive, and provided practical legal advice without unnecessary complications. I felt well supported throughout the entire process and can highly recommend Attori Law to both individuals and businesses seeking legal assistance in Thailand.
CONRADO CATIMBANG
I had the pleasure of working with this company for registering my business, as well as handling my visa, work permit, and trademark filing. The entire process was seamless and efficient. They were consistently professional, knowledgeable, and provided amazing suggestions whenever I had concerns. They also kept me updated every step of the way, making the experience stress-free. Their kindness and helpfulness truly stood out. I highly recommend them!
SANKET VELHAL
I was handling a complicated situation around Thai business compliance + immigration/Non-B visa process, with deadlines and a lot of moving parts. Their team stayed calm, explained things clearly, and gave me realistic options instead of false promises... ... If you’re an expat or business owner in Thailand and you need help with visa/work permit, company filings, or compliance, I would definitely recommend Attori Law. They know what they’re doing and they treat clients with respect.
TRYSTAN TRESTCHENKOFF
Me and my partner registered a company with Attori and for now the service is reliable, good and on time. I recommend them to anyone willing to register a company in Thailand.
Scott
Simple and straightforward to talk to for all business and work permit related matters. Excellent customer service!
JOHN BEARDMORE
Attori Law provides excellent legal support. Golf offers a very personalized service, taking the time to understand every detail and making the whole process smooth and professional. Highly recommended.
FAQs
Do I need a work permit if I already have a visa?
Yes. A visa and a work permit are separate documents issued by separate authorities. The visa is issued by immigration and permits you to stay in Thailand. The work permit is issued by the Department of Employment and permits you to work. Holding one does not grant the other.
Can I work in Thailand on a tourist visa?
No. A tourist visa does not permit employment of any kind. Working without a permit exposes both you and the business engaging you to penalties. If you have entered as a tourist and been offered a role, the position can usually be regularised, though the route depends on your nationality and the employer's status.
Can I apply for a work permit before I arrive in Thailand?
Yes. The WP3 process allows your employer to obtain approval while you are still abroad, which then supports your visa application at a Thai embassy or consulate. The WP1 application issues the permit itself once you have entered the country.
Can I work for more than one company on one work permit?
No. A work permit names the employer, the role and the place of work. Taking on a second employer, or moving to a materially different role, requires the permit to be amended or a further permit obtained.
Does my work permit expire at the same time as my visa?
Not automatically. The two are separate documents with separate renewals, usually aligned so they run together but not linked by default. Both must be kept valid, and they need to be renewed in the correct sequence. Letting one lapse puts the other at risk.
Can my spouse and children live in Thailand with me?
Yes. Dependants of a foreigner holding a primary visa can apply for a Non-O dependent visa, granted on the basis of your status rather than their own. It permits residence but not employment. A dependant who wants to work needs their own visa and work permit.
What is the 90 day report?
Foreigners staying in Thailand continuously must notify immigration of their current address every 90 days. Leaving the country and re-entering resets the count. It is a reporting obligation only and does not affect your visa status, but missing it draws a fine.