Book a Thailand Visa Consultation

A visa consultation covers a review of your current visa situation, the options available to you based on your nationality and circumstances, specific document requirements for your case, a realistic timeline, and a recommended course of action. You can ask as many questions as needed during the session. The consultation fee is 1,000 THB and may be applied toward your service cost should you proceed with Visa Support Thailand.

A standard visa consultation appointment runs approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of your situation. If your case involves multiple visa types, business structures, or family members, the advisor will ensure there is enough time to address all relevant questions before ending the session.

The consultation fee is 1,000 THB. If you decide to proceed with a visa service through Visa Support Thailand following your consultation, the 1,000 THB fee may be deducted from your total service cost. Payment details will be confirmed by email once your appointment is scheduled.

We confirm all consultation requests within one business day. A member of our team will review your preferred appointment date, time, and office location, then send a confirmation email with your scheduled appointment details and any preparation instructions specific to your service.

Yes. Retirement visa consultations are available at our Chiang Mai office. Select "Retirement Visa (Non-OA / OX)" as the service and "Chiang Mai Office" as your preferred location in the consultation request form. We assist with initial retirement visa applications, annual extensions, and document preparation. Learn more on our retirement visa Thailand service page.

Yes. Our Bangkok office handles consultations for Non-Immigrant B visas and work permit applications. Select "Bangkok Office" in the booking form and choose your relevant service. Business and employment-related visa cases often require company registration documents — our advisors will outline exactly what is needed in advance of your appointment.

Bring your passport, any existing Thai visa documentation, recent bank statements if available, and any other immigration-related documents relevant to your case. Our team will advise in your confirmation email if there are specific items to prepare based on the service you selected. The more context you provide, the more tailored the consultation advice will be.

Thai immigration requirements do change — sometimes without much public notice. Our advisors monitor announcements from the Thai Immigration Bureau and update our processes accordingly. Booking a direct consultation ensures the guidance you receive reflects what is currently required, not outdated information circulating on expat forums. Final advice always depends on your specific documents, timing, and individual situation.

Yes, though most clients prefer to proceed directly with these services rather than booking a formal consultation first. A consultation is most valuable for complex visa situations — retirement visas, education visas, business visas, and work permits. For a 90-day report or re-entry permit, you are welcome to book a consultation if you have questions, or contact us directly by email for faster assistance.