Thatchaya Nonthasupasin is DoVisa's leading Thailand Visa Expert with over 12 years of specialized experience in Thai immigration services. As a native Thai professional, she brings unparalleled insight into the nuances of Thailand's visa system, having assisted expats, digital nomads, and tourists with their Thai visa applications throughout her career. Thatchaya's expertise spans the full range of Thai visa categories, including the popular Thailand DTV (Destination Thailand Visa), retirement visas, marriage visas, Elite visas, and business visas. Through her years in the industry, she has built connections with Thai immigration offices and stays ahead of policy changes that affect travelers. Her deep roots in Thailand and professional network give her valuable insight into how visa policies evolve and are implemented. This background allows her to provide context and guidance that helps travelers navigate the Thai immigration system with confidence. Her mission is to make Thailand accessible to everyone who dreams of experiencing its culture, whether for a short visit or long-term stay. Follow Thatchaya on Facebook for the latest Thailand visa updates and tips.
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The Black Joy Parade returns to Oakland on 22 February 2026, transforming downtown streets into a free, family-friendly celebration that showcases Black culture and more than 200 Black‑owned vendors.
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American Airlines Women in Aviation partnership invites global travellers to explore aviation through events, workshops and museum visits while celebrating women’s roles in the industry.
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