ThaiPaperWork is a private reference site. It is not a Thai government agency and has no connection to any Thai government body. We read the Royal Gazette and the agencies’ own announcements, and write down what they actually say — with the sections cited and the date each page was last checked.
Every article on Thai visas and work permits
- The penalty for working without a permit in Thailand is not five years in prison
- Thailand’s visa exemption: what is actually in force today
- Jobs foreigners cannot do in Thailand: what the announcement actually says
- Who needs a work permit in Thailand — and who the law does not touch at all
- Your Thai work permit: how long it lasts, how to renew it, and what changed in 2018
- The penalty for hiring a foreigner illegally in Thailand is not 400,000 baht
- How long a Thai work permit takes, and who the law holds to the deadline
Most recently added: How long a Thai work permit takes, and who the law holds to the deadline, 29 August 2026.