Legal Services & Resources 

This is another talk regarding working in Thailand which requires work authorization for which merely obtaining a "sponsored" work permit does not fall in the category of legal work authorization.

This talk goes into the various visa options available to those who wish to retire in Thailand but however do not offer a path to Permanent Residence or citizenship.

This talk is on the second step in the US Immigration process for family based visas which in some cases may involve receiving a 221(g) upon which further documentation is requested.

This is a talk on a 6-country Tourist visa being looked into by the Thai MFA which has been talked about previously but will be difficult to implement as each country has a different immigration policy and protocols.

This is a talk on US Immigration specifically regarding Requests for Evidence which are mostly issued by the DHS and the 221(g) which are issued by US Embassies abroad and may differ from post to post.

This talk is to provide information for Retirees in Thailand specifically regarding the issue of tax liability which will differ from person to person and should be properly discussed with a consultant to avoid future negative impact.

This talk is on Consular Marriages in which a couple has their marriage officiated at an Embassy which is recognized in Thailand but usually cannot be used for US Immigration purposes.

This talk goes into the drawing up of Prenuptial Agreements specifically if each party speaks a different language whereby both languages should be used for additional clarity.

This is another talk regarding 'foreigners behaving badly' which caused concern to locals in the area and resulted in a fine being paid and a warning given by the police.

This is a talk on the Electronic Travel Authorization, which effectively creates another step for visa exempt tourists travelling to Thailand and may in fact those tourists.