Legal Services & Resources 

A talk on Thai Immigration specifically the application process for Business Visas whereby the preparation of the paper work is time consuming and therefore best left to a legal professional.

A reminder for those who are in Thailand for long periods of time that 90-day reporting and TM30 address reporting is their responsibility, especially when staying at properties without being legally registered in the system.

A talk on issues with the US Mail from Thailand to the US arising from tariff issues which could be a problem when sending Fiancé(e) Visa applications to the US.

A talk regarding financial requirements for Thai Retirement Visas whereby certain onerous banking issues are popping up, sometimes resulting in Bank Accounts being frozen and digital banking not working.

As more people travel to Thailand for longer term stays, accommodation is in high demand and oftentimes leases may cause issues whereby it is a good idea to talk to a legal professional before entering into any contracts.

A talk on the role of the National Visa Center which varies between their function in cases involving Fiancé Visas and cases involving Spouse Visas whereby they are more actively involved.

The property rental market in Thailand is growing and certain requirements such as contracts and deposits etc. can produce issues which oftentimes will result in the need for a legal professional.

A talk on Thai Immigration issues whereby the main criteria for those who have a Retirement Visa is passive income or a lump sum in a bank, and those who work will need work authorization and tax documentation.

The issue regarding banking in Vietnam is more dire than originally thought as the number of accounts that may have been closed in the drive to combat fraud and cyber crime is in the millions.