Non-Immigrant B + Work Permit
The standard route to working in Thailand lawfully.
When you need this
You, or your hire, is a foreign national joining a Thai company, and both the visa and the work permit must be in place before work starts.
What you get
- A properly issued Non-B and work permit
- Lawful employment, no exposure for worker or employer
- Annual renewals tracked so nothing lapses
Scope of work
- Invitation letter and company documents prepared for the Non-B
- New work-permit filing (Form TT.1) and renewals (Form TT.5) before expiry
- One-year extension of stay for work filed at the Immigration Bureau
Documents to prepare
- Passport and photos
- Degree certificates and CV
- Employer documents, affidavit, tax and social-security filings
The above is a starting point, actual requirements depend on your facts. Incomplete is fine; we will list what else is needed.