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Visas & Lawyers in Phuket

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Phuket B2C connects clients with immigration lawyers in Phuket for tourist visa extensions, Non-Immigrant O/O-A visas, marriage and business visas, work permits, bank account opening, and company registration. Thailand's official overstay fine is 500 THB per day, capped at 20,000 THB; an overstay of 90+ days can trigger a re-entry ban of 1 to 10 years. A simple 30-day tourist visa extension is something most people handle themselves at the immigration office without a lawyer; a lawyer is worth it specifically for long-term visas and work permits, where immigration often rejects a document package over small inconsistencies. The first consultation with a lawyer from the catalog is free. Timeline and cost depend on the visa type and are confirmed at the meeting.

FAQ

How long does extending a tourist visa take?+

Usually a few days to a couple of weeks depending on the visa type and how busy immigration is. The lawyer will confirm the exact timeline for your situation during a free consultation.

What's the fine for an overstayed visa in Thailand?+

500 THB per day of overstay, capped at 20,000 THB, paid at the airport on departure, a standard procedure. An overstay of 90+ days can trigger a re-entry ban of 1 to 10 years.

How many days can Russians stay in Thailand without a visa since 15 September 2026?+

Since 15 September 2026 Russian citizens enter under a 2005 bilateral agreement and get 30 visa-free days instead of the previous 60. The stay can be extended once by 30 days at an immigration office for 1,900 THB. Anyone who entered before 15 September keeps the period stamped on arrival. Visa-exempt land entries are limited to two per calendar year. Rules change often, so confirm your own case with a lawyer.

How much does a visa extension in Phuket cost, and what documents are needed?+

The government fee for extending a visa-exempt or tourist stay by 30 days is 1,900 THB. You apply in person at the immigration office in Phuket Town before your current stay ends. Bring your passport, a TM.7 form, a 4x6 cm photo, signed copies of your passport, entry stamp and TDAC, plus a TM.30 receipt from your hotel or landlord. You do not need a lawyer for this; the immigration officer makes the decision.

Can I apply for a DTV visa while I am in Phuket?+

No. The DTV visa is filed through the e-Visa system with a Thai embassy outside Thailand, and since 31 August 2026 usually in your country of citizenship or permanent residence. You need 500,000 THB in savings and a basis: remote work for clients abroad, a Muay Thai or Thai cooking course, or medical treatment. The consular fee is about 10,000 THB. Once in Phuket, a DTV entry can be extended by 180 days for 1,900 THB.

Do I need a lawyer in Phuket for a retirement visa?+

The law does not require one, but retirement Non-O applications are often returned over errors in bank letters and translations. The conditions are age 50 or over and 800,000 THB in a Thai bank account or an income of at least 65,000 THB a month. In the catalog it costs 12,000 THB for 3 months, 35,000 THB for 12 months and 80,000 THB for 15 months including a bank account. Booking takes a 1,000 THB deposit, and the first consultation is free.

What should I do if an overstay in Thailand has already happened?+

Do not hide. The fine is 500 THB per day, capped at 20,000 THB, and is paid at passport control on departure or at an immigration office. For an overstay of more than 90 days, voluntary surrender brings an entry ban from 1 year, while being caught by police means a 5 to 10 year ban plus detention until deportation. With a long overstay, show your passport to a lawyer first and buy the ticket afterwards.

Can a foreigner set up a company and get a work permit through a lawyer in Phuket?+

Yes. In most sectors a foreigner may hold no more than 49% of a Thai company; 100% is possible through BOI, a Foreign Business Certificate or the Treaty of Amity for US citizens. In the catalog, company registration starts at 50,000 THB, 60,000 THB for 100% foreign ownership, and a work permit costs 20,000 THB for one year or 30,000 THB for two. Working for a Thai employer on a visa exemption or a DTV is not allowed and can lead to a fine and deportation.

How does booking work?+

Choose a service and item in the catalog, then pay the booking deposit online, by RU card or crypto. After payment, a manager will contact you to coordinate the address and details.

What is the deposit, and is it refundable?+

The deposit confirms your booking. If you decline the service on the spot, the deposit is refunded in full. If the deal goes ahead, the deposit is deducted from the total price.

What payment methods are available?+

The deposit can be paid by RU card via Robokassa or with cryptocurrency. The full price is paid on the spot, in cash or by card, directly to the supplier.

What language does support respond in?+

We reply in English on Telegram and WhatsApp. Average response time is up to 15 minutes during the day.

How many services are available on the site?+

More than 100 offers across 17 categories: bike, car, condo and villa rental, helicopters, yachts, tours, visa support, training, nannies and more.

Do you charge anything on top of the supplier’s price?+

No, you pay exactly the price listed by the supplier. Our services are free for the client: they’re paid for by the partner.

What if I can’t complete the booking online?+

Message us on Telegram or WhatsApp, or leave a request with your name and phone, and a manager will complete the booking manually.

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