Samut Songkhram

Visa & Work Permit in Samut Songkhram

Full-service visa and work permit support

We handle the entire visa and work permit process — from applying for and renewing every visa category, filing Work Permits, and securing BOI visas through the Single Window system, to 90-day reporting and permanent residence. We support both individuals and companies that employ foreign staff, keeping everything compliant and on deadline.

Visa & Work Permit in Samut Songkhram — About us

Samut Songkhram (Mae Klong) is Thailand's smallest province, with an economy built on salt farms, coastal fishery and seafood, coconut orchards and coconut sugar, and tourism around the Amphawa floating market and the Maeklong railway market (Talat Rom Hup). We handle orchard land and inheritance cases, family matters, business contracts, labor, and disputes for tourism and homestay operators from our Bangkok branch, travelling to appear at the Samut Songkhram Provincial Court and the Juvenile and Family Court.

Suwanvara Law Firm has practiced since 1986 — 40+ years of experience, bilingual service, and a real grasp of the Mae Klong coastal economy: salt farms, artisanal fishery, coconut orchards, and Amphawa tourism. We have no office in the province itself, but serve Samut Songkhram clients from our nearby Bangkok branch, travelling to meet clients and appear at the local courts, and taking on cases nationwide.

Courts we appear at

•Samut Songkhram Provincial Court
•Samut Songkhram Juvenile and Family Court
•Central Labor Court

480

km from HQ

0.2M

population

courts

Past matters in Samut Songkhram

Inheritance dispute over coconut-orchard and salt-farm land in Amphawa district
Contract and employment case for a riverside fish-landing and seafood cold-storage operator on the Mae Klong

Samut Songkhram, Mae Klong, Amphawa, Bang Khonthi, and the nearby coastal area west of Bangkok

What we cover in Samut Songkhram

Non-B visas and Work Permits
Business, marriage (O), and retirement (O-A/O-X) visas
BOI / SMART Visa and LTR Visa
Visa extensions, 90-day reporting, and re-entry permits
Hiring foreign workers, registration, and permanent residence

Contact our Samut Songkhram attorneys

We serve clients across Thailand. Initial consultation.

Contact WhatsApp +66 92 254 2045

Frequently asked questions — Visa & Work Permit in Samut Songkhram

8 questions answered

You must hold a Non-Immigrant B (Non-B) visa before applying for a Work Permit. We handle both the visa conversion and the Work Permit filing together in one process.

Generally the company needs THB 2M registered capital per foreigner and 4 Thai employees per foreigner — except BOI-promoted businesses, which receive special privileges. We check eligibility and plan ahead before filing.

Long-stay visa holders must report their address to Immigration every 90 days; missing it incurs a fine. We track the deadline and file the report online or in person on your behalf.

Retirement visas (O-A/O-X) are for those aged 50+ meeting deposit/income thresholds, while the marriage visa (O) is for spouses of Thai nationals — the financial criteria differ. We advise the category best suited to you.

The LTR Visa (10 years) suits high-net-worth individuals, retirees, remote workers, and skilled professionals, while the SMART Visa targets experts and investors in targeted industries. We assess eligibility and handle the full process.

Fees depend on the matter's nature and complexity. We always provide a clear written quote before starting. Initial consultation is free — call +66 92 254 2045.

No — initial phone, email, or LINE consultations are free, so you can assess your situation before committing.

It depends on the matter type. We provide a clear timeline at the outset and regular progress updates.