Residency Visas & Business Structures – Full Support in Three Key Countries
Roch Agency provides expert guidance and practical assistance for residency and company setup in Estonia, Spain, and Thailand.
We support individuals, freelancers, investors, and corporations in choosing the right visa and business structure – ensuring every step complies with local laws, runs efficiently, and is handled with full transparency.

Estonia

Required Identification

• Isikukood (Estonian Personal Identification Code): Mandatory for residents; non-residents use passport or receive a temporary code when registering companies or applying for residency.

Visa Options

• D Visa (long-stay): For business, employment, studies, or digital residency

• Temporary Residence Permits: For work, entrepreneurship, or family reunification

• Startup Visa: For non-EU founders with innovative business projects

Business Structures

• Osaühing (OÜ): Private limited company, low capital requirement, limited liability

• E-residency: Enables non-residents to establish and manage Estonian companies remotely

• Best suited for: IT, SaaS, consulting, freelancing, e-commerce, international lead generation

Spain

Required Identification

• NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero): Tax identification number for foreigners, required for almost all legal and financial transactions

• TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero): Physical ID card for non-EU residents living in Spain

Visa Options

• Digital Nomad Visa: For remote professionals with international clients or employers

• Non-Lucrative Visa: For financially independent individuals with passive income

• Work Visa: Requires an employment contract with a Spanish company

• Student Visa, Family Reunification Visa, EU Residency (Residencia) for EU citizens

• Note: The Golden Visa was officially discontinued on April 3, 2025 – no new applications are accepted

Business Structures

• Autónomo: Sole proprietorship for freelancers and self-employed professionals

• Sociedad Limitada (S.L.): Limited company, €3,000 minimum capital

• S.L.U.: Single-member limited company

• Branch Office: Spanish branch of a foreign company

• Key sectors: Property investment, tourism, healthcare, construction, professional services

Thailand

Required Identification

• Passport + valid visa (required for all non-Thai residents)

• TM30 registration: Mandatory address registration with Immigration Bureau

• Thai Tax ID: Required for employment, business, or property-related activities

Visa Options

• Non-Immigrant “B” Visa: For business, employment, or teaching

• Non-Immigrant “O” Visa: For retirees, family members, or dependents

• Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR): For investors, wealthy retirees, digital nomads, and skilled professionals

• Education Visa, Elite Visa (long-term residence option for investors/affluent individuals)

Business Structures

• Thai Limited Company: The most common structure, requires majority Thai ownership (unless BOI-promoted)

• BOI Company: Board of Investment promotion allows majority or full foreign ownership with incentives

• Representative Office: For foreign companies conducting research, sourcing, or support in Thailand

• Branch Office: Foreign company operating directly in Thailand

• Key sectors: Tourism, hospitality, export/import, real estate, IT outsourcing, wellness

With Roch Agency, you gain a trusted partner for navigating international residency and business setup – from strategy to full legal execution.