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Thai visa and immigration information, checked and dated

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Clear guides to Thai visas and immigration admin, every figure linked to its source and every page dated. Free calculators and a log of rule changes, so you plan with facts.

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35pages, each with its own last-checked date
5 Octoberlast full review of every figure (2026)
2 sourcesour aim for every rule, exceptions labelled
3 labelsVerified, Single source, Sources differ
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Work out your dates and fees

Calculator90-day report calculatorEnter your entry date and see when your window opens and when the report is due.CalculatorImmigration fee calculatorAdd up extension, re-entry and work permit fees in baht.LogThai visa rule changesA dated list of confirmed changes since 2024.
Visas

Long-stay visas at a glance

DTV5 yearsup to 180 days per entry Money500,000 THB WorkRemote, non-Thai clients onlyDTV guide Retirement1 yearextension, renewable Money800,000 THB or 65,000 THB a month WorkNot permittedRetirement guide Non-O family90 daysthen 1-year extensions Money400,000 THB or 40,000 THB a month WorkSeparate work permitNon-O family guide LTR10 yearsBOI endorsed MoneyCategory specific WorkDigital work permit in some categoriesLTR guide

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Wherever you are in your move

Read first, then decide

  1. 01Before you arrive

    Plan the move

  2. 02First weeks

    Land softly

  3. 03Living here

    Stay sorted

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Help with the admin, not the sales pitch

If you want a second pair of eyes on your documents, deadlines or next step, book a free intro call. Sabai & Co. is not a law firm. Legal advice, tax advice, insurance and tour guiding are regulated and are provided only by licensed professionals. See what we do and do not do.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Thai visa is right for me?

It depends on your age, income and whether you work. Remote workers usually look at the DTV, people aged 50 or older at the retirement extension or the LTR, and families of Thai nationals at the Non-O. Our visa comparison lists the money requirements and work rights of each.

What changed for tourists in September 2026?

Since 15 September 2026 the visa-free stay is 30 days instead of 60 for 60 countries and territories, with a limit of 2 visa-exempt land entries per calendar year. Anyone who entered earlier keeps the stay stamped at the border.

Is Sabai & Co. a law firm or a visa agency?

No. Sabai & Co. is not a law firm, is not a government body and does not issue visas. We publish dated, source-linked information and prepare documents and coordinate routine admin on your instructions. Legal advice, tax advice, insurance and tour guiding are regulated and are provided only by licensed professionals.

How do you check your facts?

We aim to confirm every rule in at least two sources. Each page shows when it was last checked and links its sources, and where sources disagree or only one exists, the page says so. Read the editorial policy for the details.

Do I have to report my address every 90 days?

Most long-stay visa holders do. Use the 90-day report calculator to see your window and due date, and check the date printed on your last slip.

How do I book a call?

Use the booking page. The calendar loads from Calendly only after you click, so nothing is sent to Calendly before that.

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Information on this site is general and is not legal, tax or immigration advice. Sabai & Co. is not a law firm, tax advisor or licensed immigration lawyer. Immigration rules change and are applied differently by office: check the date next to each fact and confirm critical points with the Thai Immigration Bureau or a licensed Thai lawyer. Legal advice, tax filing, insurance brokerage and tour guiding are provided only by licensed third parties. How we check facts.
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