Paperwork,
in the right order.
Understand the options, prepare your documents.
Thai tax residency: the 180-day rule
In Thailand, you are in principle a tax resident once you spend 180 days in the country in a calendar year. Since 2024, the Thai tax authority considers that…
Declaring your address in Thailand: TM30 in practice
TM30 is the notification to immigration of the address where a foreigner is staying. It is in principle made by the owner, host or hotel, not by the tenant…
Thailand retirement visa: requirements and steps
The "retirement visa" in practice means a long stay granted to people aged 50 and over, subject to financial requirements. It either goes through a visa…
Visas for Thailand: understanding the main options
There is no single "expat visa": the right visa depends on why you are staying (tourism, work, retirement, family, study, remote work, long-term residence)…
Preparing your arrival in Thailand: documents and first days
A smooth move is prepared several weeks ahead: choosing the right visa on official websites, gathering and translating your documents, taking out health…
Ask us — it may become a guide.
The team replies in English, French or Thai.
These guides give general pointers. For a visa, a purchase or a contract, check with official sources and professionals.
