Visa Service Phuket is a local service for people who live in or visit Phuket. We handle tourist visas and extensions, long-stay visas, work permits, company registration, 90-day reports and Thai driving licences.
We have been trusted since 2010 and have processed more than 5,000 visas over more than 14 years of service, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 250+ reviews.
How we work
Every case starts with a free pre-check and a clear checklist. We tell you what is needed, what it costs in total and how long it should take, before you commit. Our fee and government fees are shown separately, and government fees are charged at cost.
What you can expect
- Dedicated visa specialists
- Support in seven languages
- Updates on WhatsApp and Telegram
- Services conducted in accordance with Thai law and verified by official authorities
Our office
Our office is at 74/6-9 Moo 2, Wichit, Mueang Phuket, Phuket 83000, open Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18:00 and closed on Saturday and Sunday. See the contact page for a map link.
Why a local office matters
Thai immigration and licensing procedures are handled by people, at counters, with local habits. A team that visits those offices every week knows how files are checked, which papers are asked for and how to avoid a wasted trip. That experience is what you pay for, and it is why we check your documents before anything is submitted.
Who writes our guides
Our guides are written and reviewed by the Visa Service Phuket team: visa specialists with several years of experience in Thai visa, immigration and licensing matters in Phuket. The team works in English, German and Russian. Every guide shows the date it was last reviewed and links to the official source, because the rules change.
Our process in four steps
- You send a message and a passport copy.
- We run a free pre-check and send a checklist and a quote.
- We prepare and submit your case and keep you updated.
- You receive the result and a calendar of your next dates.
Languages
We support clients in English, German, Russian, French, Spanish, Arabic and Hindi.
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