Beyond visa applications, we handle everyday administrative tasks for expats in Thailand — from 90-day reports and re-entry permits to bank account openings and residence certificates. Save time, avoid the queues, and let our professional team ensure your paperwork is always fully compliant with Thai immigration laws.
If you entered Thailand on a Tourist Visa (TR) or a Visa Exemption, you are entitled to apply for a one-time 30-day extension. We provide extension services not only at Pattaya Immigration but also in Bangkok and other locations.
Thai law requires all foreigners holding a long-term visa to report their place of residence to immigration every 90 days. You do not need to visit immigration yourself — we handle it for you.
If you hold a long-term visa and plan to travel outside Thailand — even briefly — you must obtain a Re-Entry Permit before you leave. Without it, your visa is automatically cancelled the moment you exit Thailand. We provide processing by the next day.
The TM30 is a mandatory address registration for foreigners in Thailand. By law, the property owner is required to file this within 24 hours of your check-in, but private landlords often neglect it.
If the TM30 is missing, the fines and severe complications fall entirely on YOU, the tenant. Without it, you may face blocked visa extensions, or the inability to obtain a Residence Certificate and long-term visas. We can handle this registration smoothly for you.
A Residence Certificate is an official document from immigration confirming your registered address in Thailand. This is a highly essential document that you will frequently need for:
A Thai bank account is required to apply for a Non-O visa (Retirement, Marriage, or Child). It is also essential for a comfortable everyday life — paying rent, utilities, receiving international transfers, and shopping online in Thailand.
Opening a Thai bank account as a foreigner requires professional agency assistance. We work with major banks: Bangkok Bank, Kasikorn Bank (KBank), SCB, Krungsri, and Krungthai Bank.
Contact us today for a free consultation — we handle all Thai immigration and administrative paperwork for expats, and will guide you through every step of the process.
Beyond visa applications, we handle everyday administrative tasks for expats in Thailand — from 90-day reports and re-entry permits to bank account openings and residence certificates. Save time, avoid the queues, and let our professional team ensure your paperwork is always fully compliant with Thai immigration laws.
If you entered Thailand on a Tourist Visa (TR) or a Visa Exemption, you are entitled to apply for a one-time 30-day extension. We provide extension services not only at Pattaya Immigration but also in Bangkok and other locations.
Thai law requires all foreigners holding a long-term visa to report their place of residence to immigration every 90 days. You do not need to visit immigration yourself — we handle it for you.
If you hold a long-term visa and plan to travel outside Thailand — even briefly — you must obtain a Re-Entry Permit before you leave. Without it, your visa is automatically cancelled the moment you exit Thailand. We provide processing by the next day.
The TM30 is a mandatory address registration for foreigners in Thailand. By law, the property owner is required to file this within 24 hours of your check-in, but private landlords often neglect it.
If the TM30 is missing, the fines and severe complications fall entirely on YOU, the tenant. Without it, you may face blocked visa extensions, or the inability to obtain a Residence Certificate and long-term visas. We can handle this registration smoothly for you.
A Residence Certificate is an official document from immigration confirming your registered address in Thailand. This is a highly essential document that you will frequently need for:
A Thai bank account is required to apply for a Non-O visa (Retirement, Marriage, or Child). It is also essential for a comfortable everyday life — paying rent, utilities, receiving international transfers, and shopping online in Thailand.
Opening a Thai bank account as a foreigner requires professional agency assistance. We work with major banks: Bangkok Bank, Kasikorn Bank (KBank), SCB, Krungsri, and Krungthai Bank.
Contact us today for a free consultation — we handle all Thai immigration and administrative paperwork for expats, and will guide you through every step of the process.