AMI - TAX & Visa Solutions in Thailand

Many UK expats are feeling confused about Thailand's updated foreign income tax rules. But did you know that the UK-Thailand Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) is designed to protect you from paying tax twice?

Are you planning to relocate your life, business, or wealth to Thailand this year? The immigration landscape has evolved significantly in 2026, offering incredible new opportunities for investors and remote workers alike.

Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes at a Thai immigration office? At AMI Advisor, our Sukhothai Inter Law immigration team spends every day navigating the complexities of Thai visa law so our clients don't have to.

Starting a business in Thailand is an exciting venture, but navigating local corporate laws, tax filings, and visa regulations can quickly become overwhelming for foreign entrepreneurs.

Real estate in Thailand offers incredible ROI and a fantastic lifestyle, but the legal landscape for foreigners is full of hidden traps. From foreign ownership quotas to unregistered encumbrances, skipping Property Due Diligence is the fastest way to lose your investment.

But here is the good news: If you structure your Land & Property Purchase correctly, it can actually secure your residency! 🇹🇭

Are you an expat or investor struggling to open a bank account in Thailand? Stricter KYC regulations mean you can no longer just walk in with a tourist visa and a smile.

Whether you need a bank account for business, retirement, or securing your Thailand Property Investment Visa, having the correct visa and paperwork—like the crucial FET form—is non-negotiable.

If you run an agency or work as a freelancer in Thailand, chances are you’ve encountered Withholding Tax (WHT). But do you know how to leverage those "lost" percentages to reduce your annual corporate tax bill?

In our latest deep-dive guide, we break down:

✅ How Withholding Tax (WHT) works for service providers.

✅ Why the "50 Tawi" certificate is your best friend at tax time.

✅ Common cross-border WHT pitfalls for digital agencies.

If you've recently purchased property in Thailand, you were likely handed a navy-blue book called a "Tabien Baan" (House Registration).

Most foreign buyers open it, see that it’s completely empty, and toss it in a drawer thinking it’s useless. Big mistake!

Running a business in Thailand comes with incredible opportunities—but tax compliance isn't something you want to leave to guesswork!

For years, expats in Thailand have debated between the Marriage Visa and the Retirement Visa. Both have their perks, but they also come with strict financial hurdles, age limits (50+ for retirement), and a mountain of paperwork.But there is a better way.

The new Thailand Property Visa THB 3M is changing the landscape. By investing just 3 Million THB in a qualifying condo or leasehold, you secure a 1-year renewable visa.

✅ No age restrictions (perfect for digital nomads & young investors!)

✅ Money goes into a hard asset, not locked in a bank account.

Did you know that as of 2026, foreign buyers can secure a renewable, long-term visa simply by purchasing a condo in Thailand?

The Thailand Property Visa THB 3M allows investors of any age to obtain an annual extension of stay by investing a minimum of 3,000,000 THB in a freehold condominium or registered leasehold. Unlike privilege visas, your money goes directly into an asset you own.

Running a business in paradise is rewarding, but keeping up with local tax compliance, monthly filings, and WHT certificates can quickly become overwhelming.

If you are using basic international spreadsheets or non-localized software, you might be missing critical requirements from the Thai Revenue Department. Our team breaks down the absolute best software solutions specifically optimized for business accounting in Thailand to save you time and protect your company from unexpected fines.

Moving your life to Thailand is an incredible adventure—but managing your wealth across borders requires active strategy. With shifting regulations around foreign-sourced income, relying on short-term visa loops or standard border runs isn't just exhausting; it's a risk to your financial planning.

Smart expats are moving away from traditional sunk-cost visas and turning their immigration strategy into a wealth-building tool.

Through the New Thailand Investment Visa framework, you can now secure your residency by investing directly into tangible assets. If you Buy Condo & Qualify for Visa options, your capital goes into a real estate asset you own, rather than a non-refundable visa fee.

Best of all? This Property Investment Visa is available to individuals of any age with buying condo value 3 million or rental apartment with monthly 85,000 baht.

For years, expats in Thailand have set up corporate structures and hired local staff they didn't necessarily need—just to maintain their Thai Business Visa. Navigating Thai Labour Law and the paperwork is a full-time job in itself.

But what if you didn't have to tie your residency to a company?

With the new Thailand Property Visa THB 3M, you can secure a renewable 1-year visa simply by investing in a qualifying condominium or long-term lease. No hiring quotas, no corporate tax audits, and no business minimums.

At AMI Advisor, our Corporate Services Thailand team can help you decide: Do you actually need a Non-B visa, or should you pivot to a Property Investment Visa?

The 10-Year LTR Visa has been making headlines, but the strict $80,000/year income and $1M asset requirements make it inaccessible for many entrepreneurs and expats.

There is a smarter, asset-backed alternative for 2026: The Thailand Property Visa THB 3M.

Instead of paying non-refundable fees for a Thai Elite visa or struggling to prove corporate income, the new framework allows you to Buy Condo & Qualify for Visa. A minimum investment of just THB 3,000,000 (approx. $85k USD) in a freehold condo or registered lease secures a renewable long-term stay for you and your family.