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The Association of Private Schools and Non-Formal Education in Thailand has submitted a letter to the Government proposing changes to strict visa restrictions for foreign teachers and students. In particular, it suggests allowing teachers and students who are already in the country to extend their visas without having to leave Thailand. It is also proposed …

Teacher and Student Visas: Possibility of Extension Without Leaving the Country? Read More »

Real estate ownership (freehold or leasehold) in Thailand generally does not provide any advantages when applying for a visa. However, in some cases, property ownership may serve as a basis for obtaining a special type of visa — an investment visa. Below we explain what is required for this. Requirements for obtaining an investment visa: …

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The world that existed before the pandemic is gradually regaining familiar shape, with essential institutions and routes reopening. Yesterday, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs resumed acceptance of powers of attorney from Russian citizens for legalization for further use abroad. This important update primarily concerns those who wish to buy or sell real estate in …

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On July 31, 2020, the visa amnesty comes to an end. The chances of it being extended are decreasing every day. However, there is still no official information on what will happen to foreigners in Thailand after the amnesty ends. Possible scenarios include permission to stay upon obtaining a letter from a consulate, paid extensions …

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Last year, the Law “On Amendments to the Tax Code” (No. 48) came into force, which affects private individuals who regularly receive funds into their bank accounts in Thailand. Banks are required to report all annual transactions on personal accounts to the Revenue Department in the following cases: — If the number of incoming transactions …

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Since June 30, Thailand has introduced certain relaxations to the legislation on mandatory registration of foreigners at their place of stay. As a reminder, the TM30 regulation has been in effect since 1979 and requires property owners renting out accommodation, as well as hotel managers, to register all foreign nationals with the Immigration Bureau within …

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An open training session for real estate agents in Phuket. We would like to thank all participants for their active involvement in the discussion and for their interesting questions.

Since June 20, 2020, foreigners in Thailand are allowed to work as salespersons in shops, provided they meet specific requirements set by the Ministry of Labour. Employee requirements: In the first case, before starting work, the work permit must be updated with the relevant details: employer, workplace, and job position. In the second case, the …

Hiring Foreigners as Salespersons — Legal Update Read More »

Under conditions of widespread quarantine, purchasing real estate on the secondary market has become more complicated. To register a transaction at the Land Department, either the buyer and seller must be personally present—which is not always possible at the moment—or a power of attorney is required. If both parties have been abroad for a long …

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