Thai Visa Options for 27-Year-Old Young People Planning to Stay in Thailand for 1 Year

Thai Visa Options for 27-Year-Old Young People Planning to Stay in Thailand for 1 Year

Are you 27 and dreaming of spending a full year in Thailand? Whether you're a digital nomad, a student, or simply craving a new life experience, Thailand offers several visa options to make your stay possible — and smooth. From working and studying to living your remote lifestyle by the beach, there's a visa that fits your plan. In this guide, we’ll break down the best visa choices for young adults looking to stay long-term in Thailand.

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Visas Available

For a 27-year-old planning to stay in Thailand for 1 year, several visa options are available.

  • Non-Immigrant Visa 'B': For work or business purposes, valid for up to 1 year, with possible extensions.
  • Non-Immigrant Visa 'ED': For education purposes, valid for the duration of the course.
  • Digital Nomad Visa (DTV): For remote workers, valid for up to 5 years, with the possibility of extension.

Requirements

To apply for the mentioned visas, the following documents are typically required:

  • Valid passport with at least 6 months' validity
  • Completed visa application form
  • Recent passport-sized photos
  • Proof of financial means (varies by visa type)
  • Additional documents specific to the chosen visa category (e.g., work contract for Non-Immigrant 'B', admission letter for Non-Immigrant 'ED', proof of remote work for DTV)

Visa Extensions

Depending on the visa type, extensions may be possible:

  • Non-Immigrant 'B': Can be extended based on work contract or business needs.
  • Non-Immigrant 'ED': Can be extended based on the duration of the course.
  • DTV: Can be extended, with the initial visa valid for up to 5 years.

Special Notes

As of May 1, 2025, non-Thai nationals must fill out a Digital Arrival Card at least 3 days before entry. For a 1-year stay, it's crucial to choose the right visa. For families with multiple members, different visa options may apply to each individual based on their age and purpose of stay.

Get Help from Thai Kru

Planning a 1-year stay can be overwhelming, especially with changing visa rules. That’s why we’re here.

Contact Numfhon or Ericson at Thai Kru for a visa advice, document assistance, and full support with your application process. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple, or coming with family, we’ll help you find the perfect visa fit.

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