1. Business registration and business license of the hiring company in Thailand / proof of company certificate in Thailand must be certified by the Registrar within the previous 6 months

2. Company profile or details for business operation

    •  Business registration and business license

    •  List of shareholders

    •  Company profile

    •  Details of business operation

    •  List of foreign workers stating names, nationalities and positions

    •  Map indicating location of the company

    •  Balance sheet, statement of Income Tax and Business Tax (Por Ngor Dor 50 and Por Ngor Dor 30 of the latest year)

    •  Value-added tax registration (Por Por 20)

    •  Document indicating the number of foreign tourists (for tourism business only), or documents indicating export transactions issued by banks (for export business only)

3. Letter confirming employment details from an employer in Thailand signed by authorized person (or employment contract between the applicant and the company qualified to employ foreigners in Thailand, indicating rationale for employing the applicant as well as his/her salary, position and qualifications (the contract must be signed by authorized managing director and affixed with the company's seal)

4. A copy of ID card or passport of the signer (authorized person who signed the employment letter)

5. WP3 (An approval letter from the Ministry of Labour) In case that visa applicant is currently working in a company in Thailand and need to renew Non-B visa, a work permit will be required instead of WP3.

*Japanese is waived from the requirement to submit WP3. Alternatively, letter of approval from the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) can be submitted

6. Original letter from the company addressed to the Royal Thai Embassy in Budapest, requesting for a visa, specifying name, position, period of employment, salary, education, and job experience of the applicant [may be required]

7. Proof of education and work experience of the applicant [may be required]

Remarks: Only single-entry visa will be granted to the applicant. Upon arrival in the Kingdom, he/she must apply for a working permit (if he/she does not already have it) at the Department of Employment, Ministry of Labour or at a Provincial Employment Office in the respective province

6.2 To invest in a BOI-registered company/Working in a BOI-registered company

1. Letter confirming employment details from an employer

2. Letter from BOI

1. Business registration and business license of the company in Thailand

2. Letter confirming the internship/participation from the company

1. Academic qualification certificate

2. Approval letter from concerned authority under the Ministry of Education

3. Certificate of criminal record clearance from the country of residence

4. Letter confirming employment details from schools/universities signed by authorized person together with a copy of ID card or passport of the signer (or employment contract between the applicant and the qualified private educational institution/school, indicating details of position, salary, and the employment term)

5. School/university’s registration or license to establish an educational institution issued by the Private Education Commission/governmental competent authority

6. Letter from a company addressed to the Royal Thai Embassy in Budapest, requesting for a visa specifying name, position, period of employment, salary, education, and job experience of the applicant [may be required]

7. Recommendation from the former employer on the applicant’s teaching experiences in his/her country of residence (or other countries) [may be required]

Remarks: only single-entry visa will be granted to the applicant. Upon arrival in the Kingdom, he/she must apply for a working permit (if he/she does not already have it) at the Department of Employment, Ministry of Labour or at a Provincial Employment Office in the respective province.

1. A copy of ID card or passport of the signer (authorized person who signed the employment letter)

2. Letter confirming employment details from an employer in foreign country signed by authorized person stating that the company will dispatch the employee to Thailand on which purpose

3. If self-employed, proof of financial evidence and corporate documents are required (bank statement, annual tax invoice, etc.)

4. Invitation letter from a company in Thailand addressed to the applicant or the applicant's company, indicating the purpose and period of the invited visit. The company must have a registered capital not less than 2 million THB

5. Business license of the inviting company in Thailand with the company’s stamp and authorized person’s signature/proof of company certificate in Thailand must be certified by the Registrar within the previous 6 months

6. Letter from the company in Thailand addressed to the Royal Thai Embassy in Budapest, requesting for a visa, stating the objective and intended period of the applicant’s visit to Thailand [may be required]

7. Corporate documents of the company in Thailand [may be required]:

    •  Business registration and business license

    •  List of shareholders

    •  Company profile

    •  Details of business operation

    •  Map indicating location of the company

    •  Balance sheet, statement of Income Tax and Business Tax (Por Ngor Dor 50 and Por Ngor Dor 30) of the latest year

    •  Foreigner income tax return (Por Ngor Dor 91)

    •  Value-added tax registration (Por Por 20)

8. To invest in Thailand with ownership of condominium, deposit in a Thai bank, or Thai government bond, with face value not less than 3 million THB may also apply for this type of visa (as from 9 October 2020)

9. Evidence showing ownership of a condominium, deposit in a Thai bank, Thai government bond, with face value not less than 3 million THB

10. Other documents as may be required by consular officers