With the effects of Covid-19, we are aware that people are losing their jobs. Did you know that you are eligible for 62% of your salary for up to 90 days if you lose your job due to this? This compensation is paid to you by the Social Security Office. Please contact us for further […]...

Department of Land Transport has announced that driving licenses that expired after January 2nd 2020 remain valid until further notice. Once the emergency decree is lifted, driving licence issuance and renewal services will resume....

Immigration office will be closed on: Monday May 4 Wednesday May 6 Monday May 11 We advise that you plan your immigration visits accordingly and please be aware that the immigration offices can get very busy on the day before and after the holiday....

The Cabinet did not cancel four public holidays in May – Labor Day – 1st of May Coronation Day – 4th of May Visakha Pucha Day -6th of May Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day – 11th of May...

These are the four measures that are implemented during the emergency decree: 1. Prohibiting persons from leaving home during the six-hour curfew from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. and strict travel restrictions. 2. Prohibiting mass gatherings, including a temporary prohibition on conducting mass gathering acti...

This is what the path may be like for Thailand for the months ahead....

Domestic flights in Thailand are expected to resume on 1st of May 2020. The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has released this infographic showing what measures airlines must be prepared to adopt....

Good news from the immigration bureau! The government has extended the visa amnesty scheme until 31st of July 2020....

The Thai Government has granted an automatic visa extension until 31 July 2020. No need for visa extensions. No need for 90 day notifications. No government fee. No need for any documentation....

This informative info-graphic from PR Thai Government is extremely useful, providing information on phone numbers that could come in handy during the Covid-19 pandemic....