Visa Help in Bangkok: Schengen Visas for Belgium, France, Italy and the Netherlands
Looking for a visa agent in Bangkok? I give personal Schengen visa help from my office in Sathorn.
I’m Poy, and I created Spoyzy to help Thai partners, parents and families get their visa for Europe without stress. Visiting a partner in Belgium, bringing your parents to France, or moving to Belgium after your wedding: I check which visa you need, prepare the complete file with you and make sure nothing is missing before your appointment at the visa centre.
I work in Thai, English, French and Dutch, so I can explain everything to both of you: the Thai applicant and the partner or family in Europe.
What's included
- A personal document list for your country and the purpose of your trip
- A check of every document before you apply
- Application form filled in, plus a cover letter
- Thai documents translated into English
- Flight and hotel reservations and a day-by-day itinerary, if you need them
- Your visa centre appointment booked (TLScontact or VFS Global)
- A final check of the complete file before your appointment
- Answers on WhatsApp until your passport is back
Which visas I help with
Short-stay Schengen visa (type C), up to 90 days: visiting a partner, visiting family, or holidays. Most of my clients go to Belgium, then France, Italy and the Netherlands, but I also help with other Schengen countries.
Private visit visa
Visiting a partner, parents or relatives in Europe, with an invitation from the person you visit.
Schengen tourist visa
Holidays in Europe: hotel bookings, travel plan and proof of your job and income in Thailand.
Family reunification visa
Long-stay visa (type D) for a Thai spouse moving to Belgium after the wedding.
Cohabitation visa
Long-stay visa for a Thai partner joining a Belgian partner on the basis of a legal cohabitation. Read the cohabitation guide →
Marriage visa
For a Thai partner travelling to Belgium to get married there.
EU family visa
For the Thai spouse or family member of an EU citizen who lives in another EU country.
Other visas: I also help with visas for the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia, and with study and work visas. Tell me your plan on WhatsApp and I’ll tell you what you need.
Moving to Belgium after your wedding? Read the family reunification guide.
What I do for you
- Check your situation: travel purpose, who invites, who pays, and choose the right visa.
- Personal document list: exactly what you need for your case, not a generic list.
- Prepare and check every document: employment letter, bank statements, invitation and sponsor documents (Annex 3bis for Belgium, attestation d’accueil for France), insurance and bookings.
- Translations: Thai documents into English for visit visas; translation and legalisation for long-stay visas. See certified translation.
- Application form and appointment: I fill in the online form and book your appointment, then send you everything to print. For Belgium and France this is TLScontact; for Italy and the Netherlands, VFS Global.
- Final check before you go: every page in the right order, so your file is complete on the day.
- Follow-up: I track your application until your passport is back.
- Not from Bangkok? I can meet you when you arrive in Bangkok and go with you to the visa centre.
If your visa is refused, I look at the reason with you and prepare a stronger new application.
Good to know
- Where to apply: in person at the visa centre in Bangkok, not at the embassy.
- When: between 6 months and 15 days before travel. I recommend starting at least one month before.
- Visa fee: €90 for adults (€45 for children aged 6 to 12), plus the visa centre’s service fee. It is not refunded if the visa is refused.
- A common reason for refusal: not enough proof that the applicant will return to Thailand. A clear employer letter and approved leave make a big difference.
- Translations for a visit visa: English is enough. No embassy legalisation is needed.
Country guides: Belgium · France · the Netherlands · Italy
Moving to Belgium? All Belgium visa types · marriage visa · partner of an EU citizen · bringing your child
Applying yourselves? I also offer fixed-price online services: document check, DIY pack, invitation letter, refusal review and bookings.
Why work with me
You talk to me directly
From the first question to the day your passport comes back.
Four languages
The Thai applicant and the partner or family in Europe both understand every step.
I know both sides
What the visa centres and embassies expect, and how Thai documents work.
Rated 5.0 on Google
By 50+ clients, with 200+ visa cases handled.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to go to the embassy?
No. The applicant goes in person to the visa centre in Bangkok (TLScontact for Belgium and France, VFS Global for Italy and the Netherlands) for photo and fingerprints. The embassy then decides on the file.
Can you guarantee the visa?
No one can: the decision belongs to the embassy. What I make sure of is that your file is complete, consistent and clearly shows the purpose of the trip and the return to Thailand.
My partner lives in Belgium. What do they need to do?
If they pay for the stay, they sign an Annex 3bis at their commune and send the original to Thailand. I tell you exactly what to ask for and check it when it arrives.
How long does it take?
The embassy normally decides within 15 days, sometimes up to 45 days. Apply between 6 months and 15 days before travel; I recommend starting at least one month before.
What if my visa is refused?
I look at the reason for the refusal with you and prepare a stronger new application.
I don’t live in Bangkok. Can you still help?
Yes. We do everything by WhatsApp and you only come to Bangkok for your visa centre appointment. If you like, I meet you when you arrive and go with you to the visa centre.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the visa type and your situation. Send me a message on WhatsApp for a personal quote.
Send me your situation on WhatsApp and I’ll tell you which visa you need and what to prepare.
Related guides: Schengen visa from Thailand · Belgium visa for a family or partner visit · France visa for a family or partner visit · Family reunification in Belgium