Securing a visa lets you stay in Thailand legally. ExpatDen’s Visa Guides show you how to apply for the right visa, the documents needed, and where to get one.
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The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a 5-year multiple-entry visa for digital nomads, remote workers, and those pursuing Thai soft-power activities. Here is everything you need to know to apply successfully and avoid the most common rejection reasons.
Thailand ended its 60-day visa exemption in May 2026. Here is what long-stay expats and digital nomads can do instead: DTV, retirement visa, LTR, and more.
The Thailand Privilege Card is a government-backed long-term visa program that lets you live in Thailand for 5 to 20 years, with minimal paperwork and exclusive perks.
If you want to retire in Thailand but have a limited budget, this article is for you. You can find our tips on how to have a cheap retirement in Thailand. It includes all necessary expenses, including a place to live, food, healthcare, and more.
If you have Thai children, you might qualify for a Thai family visa instead of a marriage visa. It’s easier to get and has lower financial requirements, making it a practical option for expats raising kids in Thailand.
Did you know that you now need to submit the Thailand Digital Arrival Card when entering Thailand? Here’s how to do it.
Visa should be one of the first things you take a look at when traveling to Thailand. This article explains how a Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa can help you stay longer.
An Education Visa is one of the most popular visas for expats who want to stay in Thailand long-term. It’s also quite simple to get.
You may have read online about people living in Thailand long-term with tourist visas. But they get denied entry.
Sorting out your Thai visa and work permit involves a lot of paperwork. If you need professional assistance, you can check out the firms below.
Each Thai embassy is different when it comes to issuing visas. They have different procedures to approve your visa. Some embassies might require different documents.
Thai immigration officers may want to visit you if you’re on a long-term Thai visa. Here’s what to expect during a home visit.
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