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Which Thai visa actually fits you?
DTV, retirement, marriage, LTR, Non-B… most expats apply for the wrong one first. Answer a few questions and get a straight answer — reviewed by licensed Thai lawyers at Asoke Legal.
Question 1
What's the main reason you want to stay in Thailand?
8 visa routes
One checker covering every major way to stay in Thailand
Lawyer-reviewed
Guides and results reviewed by licensed Thai lawyers at Asoke Legal
Updated July 2026
Thai visa rules change constantly — we keep pace
Visa guides
The deep-dive behind each checker result.
Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
5-year visa for remote workers, freelancers and 'workcation' stays
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Retirement Visa (Non-Immigrant O)
1-year renewable stay for over-50s
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Marriage Visa (Non-Immigrant O – Thai spouse)
1-year renewable stay based on marriage to a Thai national
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Business Visa (Non-Immigrant B) + Work Permit
For employment with a Thai company or running a Thai business
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Real Estate Lawyer in Bangkok
Condo purchases, due diligence, 30-year leases and the foreign ownership rules
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Common questions
Is this eligibility check really free?+
Yes. The checker, your results, and the document checklist are free. If you want hands-on help, the first 15-minute case review with a licensed Thai lawyer at Asoke Legal is also free — you only pay if you engage the firm for your application.
Which Thai visas does the checker cover?+
All the main long-stay routes: the 5-year DTV for remote workers, the retirement visa (Non-O), the marriage visa, the Non-B business visa with work permit, the 10-year LTR visa, the Privilege (Elite) visa, the ED student visa, and tourist entries.
Who is behind this site?+
Visa Services Thailand is operated in partnership with Asoke Legal, a Bangkok law firm. Guides are reviewed by the firm's licensed Thai lawyers (Lawyers Council of Thailand license no. 1-4599-00685-59-2), and consultation requests go directly to the firm.
Can I trust the results as legal advice?+
Treat the result as a well-informed starting point, not legal advice. Thai immigration practice varies by embassy and immigration office, and rules change frequently — that's exactly why the free lawyer review exists.