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If you are a foreigner planning to work legally in Thailand, obtaining a Work Permit is essential. In most cases, a valid Non-Immigrant Visa Type B (Business Visa) is required beforehand. The process of applying for a Work Permit involves various legal documents and government procedures, which can be overwhelming without proper guidance.
Apply for a Work Permit
“We offer a one-stop Work Permit service handled by a team of experienced professionals who will support you through every step—ensuring peace of mind and full legal compliance.”
Our Services
Work Permit
We provide end-to-end Work Permit services for all types of foreign employees in Thailand, including:
- New Work Permit applications
- Work Permit renewals
- Changes in job position, employer, or workplace
- Work Permit + Non-B Visa bundle
- Work Permits for MOU migrant workers (Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia)
Work Permit
Whether you’re an executive, employee, entrepreneur, or migrant worker, our service covers the entire process and provides custom solutions based on your specific situation.
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Work Permit
Step-by-Step Process
To ensure clarity and confidence, our process is streamlined and fully transparent:
1. Initial Consultation & Document Check
We assess your current visa status and eligibility before proceeding.
2. Service Confirmation & Payment
We provide clear pricing and invoice—no hidden charges.
3. Document Submission
Our team will guide you on collecting and organizing the necessary documents.
4. Application Submission
We handle all paperwork and submit your application to the Ministry of Labour (or via One Stop Service, if applicable).
5. Approval & Work Permit Collection
You will receive your Work Permit booklet within 3–10 business days depending on the case.
Required Documents
To avoid delays or rejections, your documents must be complete and accurate. Here’s what you’ll typically need:
For the Foreign Employee:
- Passport (with copies of all pages)
- 3 recent photos (3×4 cm)
- Medical certificate (issued within the last 30 days)
- Educational certificates and/or work experience
- Employment contract or job confirmation letter
From the Employer/Company:
- Company affidavit/certificate (issued within 3 months)
- VAT registration (PP.20), company registration (PP.01), latest financial statements
- Social security employee list (Form SSO 1-10)
- Office location map & office photos
- Shareholder list (Form BorJor.5)
- Power of attorney (if we are applying on your behalf)
For MOU Migrant Workers:
- Employer’s ID card and household registration
- Employment list with employee details
- Travel documents or pink card
- Embassy approval documents (in certain cases)
Work Permit Requirements & Legal Conditions
- The applicant must hold a Non-Immigrant B (Business) Visa
- Job position must not fall under the restricted occupations list as defined by Thai labour law
- Employer must meet legal requirements such as capital and minimum number of Thai employees per foreigner
- Renewal applications must be submitted at least 15 days before the permit expires
Why Choose Us?
- All-in-One Solution – From documents to approval
- Proven Expertise – 10+ years in labour and immigration services
- Fast Processing – As fast as 3 business days for urgent cases
- Transparent Pricing – No hidden or surprise fees
- On-Site Service – – We can visit your office or arrange document pickup
Our team will guide you through every legal and bureaucratic step, making sure you’re fully compliant and can focus on your work or business with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ)
You must hold a valid Non-Immigrant Visa Type B. If you don’t have one, we can assist you in obtaining it first.
Typically between 3–10 business days, depending on the completeness of your documents and the urgency level.
Yes. We recommend applying at least 15 days before the expiration date.
Yes. A new application is required if you change your job position, company, or location.
