What do you need help with?
Homsa Kingdom helps you with Thai visas and with studying in Thailand. Choose what fits your situation. We'll explain it in plain language, show what you'll usually need, and tell you the next step.
Stay longer in Thailand
What this means
If you're visiting and want more time, you may be able to extend your stay at an immigration office, or switch to a long-stay visa such as the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV).
What happens next
Tell us your entry date and how long you'd like to stay. We'll explain your options.
You'll usually need
- Your passport and entry stamp
- A recent passport photo
- Proof of where you are staying
- Your travel plans
Rules can change. We'll confirm exactly what you need.
Study in Thailand
What this means
We help you choose a language school or university, apply, and get an education visa so you can study legally.
What happens next
Tell us what you want to study. We'll suggest schools that fit your goals and budget.
You'll usually need
- Your passport
- Previous school certificates or transcripts
- An idea of what and where you want to study
- Your budget
Each school has its own entry requirements. We'll check them for you.
Retire in Thailand
What this means
Retirement visas let you live in Thailand long term. You need to meet age, money and sometimes insurance requirements, and renew each year.
What happens next
We'll check the current requirements and whether you qualify.
You'll usually need
- Your passport
- Proof of age (50 or over)
- Bank statements or proof of pension income
- Health insurance (for some visa types)
Rules can change. We'll confirm exactly what you need.
Work in Thailand
What this means
To work in Thailand you need the right visa (usually a Non-Immigrant B) and a work permit. Your employer normally helps with the application.
What happens next
Share your job offer with us. We'll explain the process for you and your employer.
You'll usually need
- Your passport
- A job offer or employment contract
- Your CV and qualifications
- Company documents from your employer
Rules can change. We'll confirm exactly what you need.
Join my family
What this means
If your husband, wife, parent or child is Thai, or lives in Thailand, you may qualify for a family visa.
What happens next
Tell us about your family situation and we'll explain which visa fits.
You'll usually need
- Your passport
- Marriage or birth certificate (translated)
- Your family member's ID documents
- Proof of finances
Rules can change. We'll confirm exactly what you need.
Report or renew
What this means
If you stay in Thailand for more than 90 days in a row, you must report your address to immigration every 90 days. If you're leaving Thailand and want to keep your visa, you need a re-entry permit.
What happens next
Send us your details and we'll help you file on time.
You'll usually need
- Your passport
- Your last 90-day report receipt
- Your current address in Thailand
Your 90-day receipt shows the date of your next report.
Our services
Two kinds of help, one team that knows your case.
Visa services
We help you choose the right visa and prepare a complete application.
- Tourist visas and extensions
- Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
- Education, retirement and family visas
- Business visas and work permits
- 90-day reports and re-entry permits
Education services
We help you find the right school or university and get enrolled.
- Thai language schools
- Universities and colleges
- Applications and documents
- Student visa support
- Arrival and settling in
How it works
Four simple steps. You always know what is happening and what comes next.
Talk to us
A free conversation by phone, chat or in person.
Get your plan
A written list of documents, a timeline and a fixed fee.
We prepare
We check every document and guide your application.
We stay with you
Help with extensions, reports and whatever comes next.
Questions and answers
Is the first consultation free?
Yes. Your first consultation is free. There is no obligation to use our services.
How much do your services cost?
It depends on the service. After your free consultation we give you a fixed fee in writing, so there are no surprises.
Can I extend my stay without leaving Thailand?
Often, yes. Many visitors can extend at an immigration office. We'll check if this applies to you.
Can you help me find a language school?
Yes. We'll suggest accredited schools that fit your goals, schedule and budget, and help you enrol.
What is a 90-day report?
If you stay in Thailand for more than 90 days in a row, you must tell immigration your address every 90 days. We can help you do this.
Can you guarantee my visa?
No one can guarantee a visa, because Thai authorities make the decision. We make sure your application is complete and correct, which gives you the best chance.
Do I need to visit your office?
Not always. Many things can be done by phone, chat or email. Some applications need you to visit immigration in person.
No answers match your search. Ask us directly. We're happy to help.
Not sure where to start?
Talk to us. Your first consultation is free.