Thailand visa
Thailand visa: including long-stay and retiree visas (O-A)
Tourist visa from €110, DTV remote-work visa from €500 and the O-A retiree visa €270. We handle the application for you.
Apply for a Thailand visaVisa types
Choose the right Thailand visa
Visa types
Tourist visa
For holiday trips
from €110DTV (Destination Thailand Visa)
For remote work and long stays, 5 years / 180-day periods
from €500Long-stay O-A visa (retiree visa)
Consular fee €170 + service fee €100. Legalisations separately
€270Processing time and document requirements depend on the visa type. Request an exact quote.
Who it's for
Which Thailand visa suits you?
Tourist visa
For ordinary holiday trips. Fast and straightforward. We handle the application for you.
O-A retiree visa
For those over 50 for a long stay in Thailand. Requires financial evidence and a health certificate, among others.
Why us
The O-A visa is paperwork-heavy and error-prone. We handle the whole process and check the attachments so the application doesn't fail.
How it works
A Thailand visa in four steps
- 01
Choose the visa type
Tourist or O-A retiree visa? We suggest the right option.
- 02
Gather the documents
The O-A requires financial evidence and a health certificate. We give you the exact list.
- 03
We handle the application
We fill in and check the application and deal with the embassy.
- 04
You get the visa
We deliver the finished visa ready to use.
Good to know
The Thailand visa in practice
Tourist visa or a longer stay?
For an ordinary holiday the tourist visa is straightforward: a passport, a photo and application details usually suffice. For those planning a longer winter stay or retirement in Thailand, the right route is the O-A long-stay visa, intended for people over 50.
The O-A requirements (proof of finances, health insurance, a criminal-record extract and a medical certificate) are always checked against the rules in force at the time of application, as the thresholds and conditions change.
Why the O-A is worth leaving to a specialist
The O-A is among the most paperwork-heavy visas we handle: some attachments must be legalised before the Thai authority accepts them, and a single missing stamp sends the application back to square one.
Because we handle both visas and document legalisation under one roof, the whole chain, from legalising the criminal-record extract to the finished visa, runs through a single point of contact. That saves weeks of back-and-forth.
FAQ
Questions about the Thailand visa
Information verified on July 28, 2026. Visa rules, fees and processing times can change without notice. We confirm the current requirements for every assignment.
Official sources: Thai E-Visa (virallinen)
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