Below is information on various Thailand Visas.
Tourist Visa
Non-immigrant O visa (Spouse Visa)
Non-immigrant B Visa (Business Visa)
Non-immigrant O-A Visa (Retirement Visa)
Visa Exemption
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Thailand Visa Information
Started by Heat, Apr 17 2010 10:43 AM
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Posted 06 August 2010 - 09:19 PM
I got a true 1-year Thai Business visa having a 1 year B visa. Don't know exactly the difference, but the one I just got I no longer have to do those lousy border runs every 90 days. Actually I've been here for 7 years and I used to go back to the State or Singapore often for work, but not much anymore...so anyway, for that last year I've had these forced "holidays" every 90 days because I don't technically have 4 Thai employees, only consultants. If anyone is interested, the best visa place I've found in all my years here is this law firm near the emporium (suk soi 39). Their website is thailandvisanow.com, but they do a lot of things. If anyone has any other experiences with them or another, I would like to hear.
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Posted 07 August 2010 - 12:35 AM
Just testing Claudio at : THAIVISASERVICE.COM within a few weeks and will report accordingly. The company has been recommended to me by friends, its run by a European dude. Their pricing seems competitive. Previously I traveled to Malaysia on occasional runs, booked a sleeper-train and always returned with a fresh visa and relaxed, because I used to combine it always with a vacation or some scuba diving in Malaysia 
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Posted 07 August 2010 - 10:21 AM
I have heard about them through friends also and hear good things about them.
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Posted 08 June 2011 - 05:28 PM
State or Singapore often for work, but not much anymore...so anyway, for that last year I've had these forced "holidays" every 90 days because I don't technically have 4 Thai employees, only consultants. If anyone is interested, the best visa place I've found in all my years here is this law firm near the emporium (suk soi 39). Their website is thailandvisanow.com, but they do a lot of things. If anyone has any other experiences with them or another, I would like to hear.
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