To engage in business activities or work in Thailand, foreign nationals are required to obtain a Non-Immigrant Visa from Thai Embassies. The Non-Immigrant Visa comes in different categories, each tailored to meet the specific needs and qualifications of individual business persons. The available categories include the Category "B" Business Visa, Category "B-A" Business-Approved Visa, and the Investment and Business Visa Category "IB".  Foreign nationals holding any of these categories of Non-Immigrant Visa who intend to work in Thailand must also obtain a work permit before starting their work. It is crucial to comply with the prescribed procedures for obtaining both the Non-Immigrant Visa and work permit to conduct business or work in Thailand legally.

Certain nationalities must apply for visas to Thailand exclusively at the designated Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate-General in their home/residence country. To ensure a smooth visa application process, travelers are advised to consult the nearest Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate-General before their departure.  DDES offers a comprehensive suite of services to support foreign businesses seeking to establish a presence in Thailand. Our expert consultants provide guidance and support throughout the entire process, from company incorporation to tax accounting, visa and work permit applications, as well as licensing requirements. With DDES, businesses can confidently navigate the complex regulatory landscape of Thailand and focus on their core operations.  We provide comprehensive accounting services, including bookkeeping, tax filing, monthly financial reports, bank reconciliation, and Xero software use. Our team of professional accountants and financial advisors is experienced in Thai accounting and tax laws, and we are dedicated to helping our clients reach their financial goals. We offer free advisory services to provide added support and guidance. Contact us for accurate, reliable, and efficient accounting services.

Foreign nationals seeking employment in Thailand must obtain a work permit, which is a legal document that specifies their position, job description, and the Thai company they are employed with. The work permit also functions as a license that allows foreigners to work in occupations permissible for non-Thai nationals in Thailand.  The process of obtaining a work permit in Thailand can be complex and requires adherence to specific regulations and documentation. It is essential to work with experienced professionals to ensure a smooth and efficient application process.  Our team of experts at DDES is dedicated to providing comprehensive support to foreign nationals seeking work permits in Thailand. We offer guidance and assistance throughout the entire process, from pre-application preparation to post-approval follow-up. Our services include documentation preparation, submission, and liaising with the relevant authorities to ensure compliance with Thai labor laws and regulations. Contact us for reliable and efficient support in obtaining a work permit in Thailand.