This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
Ni**
This is a summary of
Ni**
's contributions to the platform. They have posed 0 questions and added 50 comments.

QUESTIONS

No questions found

COMMENTS

Ni**
@Paul ******
With such criteria, its way more easier to look woman from other country.
Ni**
Just pick hotels near thai food restaurants and they wont complain too much about food.
Ni**
@Brandon ***********
So why thai goverment website claims otherwise (linked upper)?

I understand you are very educated about visas. But lets be clear here. Establishing and running business is not thing that most of expats/ed-visa tourists tend to do, as it comes with costs and responsibilities. So you won't find a lot of discussion of these visas here.
Ni**
@Brandon ***********
You get the extension for being thai business owner, not director.

Term director seems to be a bit confusing term here for some. You can hire some bar girl for being director 50baht an hour and still you own the company.
Ni**
@Brandon ***********
Can you elaborate why? I already provide 2 links for you, why he would be eligible.
Ni**
@Christo ****************
You are also trying route this conversation totally different way, which does not contribute the conversation nor help OP. What i'm trying to say is even if OP is not in the companys payroll anymore, he still be eligible to keep is business visa.
Ni**
@Christo ****************
as major shareholder you will be in charge of the company, wether you are director or not. Many falang also use nominee directors on Thailand.
Ni**
@Brandon ***********
You can get the business visa if you own the company, employment or WP is not required.

**************************************************


*******************************************************************


"Foreigners who wish to setup or conduct business in Thailand should apply for a Thai Non-Immigrant B visa."