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What are the differences between a Tourist Visa and a Non-Immigrant Visa?

April 26, 2017differences non-immigrant tourist Visa

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What are the differences between a Tourist Visa and a Non-Immigrant Visa?

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A Tourist Visa will be issued to applicants wishing to enter Thailand for tourism purposes. You are not allowed to work or conduct business with a tourist visa. On the other hand, a Non Immigrant Visa is for foreigners who want to stay or work in Thailand. A tourist visa is valid for 60 days and can be extended 30 days at the nearest Immigration Office. If you need to extend your tourist Visa, please contact us now. Non-Immigrant Visa (usually come with Multiple-Entry) is valid for 12 months. With this visa type you will need to exit and enter Thailand at least every 90 days to get a new entry stamp allowing you to stay a further 90 days. This is normally called a “Visa Run”. We can help you stop Visa Runs permanently!