Work Permit & Visa Lawyer in Tak — Non-B, Non-O, LTR, BOI Smart Visa, 90-Day Reports
Thailand's immigration regime ties three things tightly together: the visa (Non-B for work, Non-O for marriage/retirement, LTR for long-term residents, Smart Visa for BOI-promoted talent), the work permit (issued separately by the Ministry of Labour and only valid for the specific employer and role on the permit), and the 90-day report (required of all foreigners staying continuously for 90 days or more). Getting any one wrong invalidates the others. We handle the full application chain, the renewals, and — when things go wrong — overstay resolution and appeals against denied applications.
Scope of work permit and visa lawyer work in Tak
- Non-B visa and work permit — initial application, renewals, change of employer
- Non-O visa — marriage extension, retirement extension (50+)
- LTR (Long-Term Resident) visa — wealthy global citizens, retirees, professionals, work-from-Thailand
- BOI Smart Visa — for talent in BOI-targeted industries
- Dependant visas for spouse and children, including school admission paperwork
- 90-day reporting, re-entry permits, and address changes (TM47 / TM30)
- Overstay resolution and appeals against denied applications
Process
- 1Eligibility review — match visa category to your situation and timeline
- 2Document collation — both yours and (for Non-B) the sponsoring company's
- 3Visa application at a Thai embassy/consulate abroad, or in-country change of visa
- 4Work permit application at the Ministry of Labour after arrival
- 5Ongoing compliance — 90-day reports, re-entry permits, renewals
Documents to prepare
- •Passport with at least 6 months validity
- •For Non-B: employment contract, company DBD certificate, VAT and tax certificates, sponsorship letter
- •For Non-O marriage: marriage certificate, Thai spouse's ID and household registration
- •For Non-O retirement: bank book showing THB 800k seasoned 2-3 months, or monthly income proof
- •Education certificates (apostilled/legalised) for work permits
About our team in Tak
Tak is Thailand's largest western border-trade gateway, through Mae Sot district facing Myawaddy in Myanmar and designated a special economic development zone. The caseload is visibly different from other provinces: customs procedure and seized goods, cross-border trade contracts and debt, migrant labour and work permits, and criminal matters arising out of goods movement.
Customs and seized-goods matters run on short deadlines across stacked layers — the officer stage, the appeal stage, and the court — and taking the wrong layer first is usually unrecoverable. We have run this class of case continuously from our Mekong border-trade base, handle the file from our Khon Kaen head office and Bangkok branch, and travel to appear at the Tak and Mae Sot Provincial Courts.
Courts we appear at in Tak
- •Tak Provincial Court
- •Mae Sot Provincial Court
- •Tak Juvenile and Family Court
- •Region 6 Labor Court (Nakhon Sawan)
Mueang Tak, Mae Sot, Mae Ramat, Phop Phra, Umphang, Ban Tak, and the Tak Special Economic Development Zone
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