Virtual Office · Bangkok

Is a Bangkok virtual office enough to apply for a work permit?

A virtual office can be the company's registered head office, but a work permit depends on the employer meeting Department of Employment and immigration conditions — commonly paid-up capital per foreign employee, Thai staff ratios, tax filings and a genuine workplace where the foreigner actually works. Officers may ask for office photos or visit. If the foreign employee will work from a different real location, that place should be recorded as a branch. We can review your structure before you apply so the address and employment facts are consistent. Call 092-0170000 or LINE @THAIL — service fees on request.

General information, not case-specific legal advice. Government fees may change; confirm with the authority before paying.

Is a Bangkok virtual office enough to apply for a work permit?

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