Each region decides differently. Europe shares the Schengen rulebook, North America weighs ties to Thailand, Asia varies country by country, Oceania is online and tests genuine temporary stay, and the Middle East starts with an in-country sponsor. This page explains the real mechanics, then links through to every destination country we document in depth.
29 Schengen states share one rulebook, but you must file with your main-destination country.
47 countriesThe US and Canada decide mainly on ties to Thailand, not on the size of a bank balance.
26 countriesMany Asian routes are online, yet Japan, Korea, China and India each impose very different conditions.
33 countriesFully online, but genuine-temporary-stay criteria and health checks decide the outcome.
15 countriesMost routes start with an in-country sponsor, and documents must clear the full attestation chain.
68 countriesWe accept files from applicants in every Thai province and from Thai nationals living abroad, with documents sent by post or courier and appointments available in Bangkok and its vicinity. Where an original document is required, we say so before anything is sent.
Send the destination, purpose and travel dates and our team will review the case, name the risk points plainly, and list what else to prepare.
NYC Visa & Translation is a private service provider, not a government body or an embassy, and holds no special channel. Every decision rests with the relevant embassy or immigration authority. We do not guarantee outcomes.
One document set often moves through several stages — translation, notarial certification, legalization and finally a visa filing. The links below follow that real sequence.
Authority requirements change. Verify with the receiving authority before filing, or ask our team by phone, LINE or email.