Let’s use a hypothetical figure of 10,000 baht paid to an agent to process a one-year Non-Immigrant visa renewal.

As I understand it, the actual government fee is only 1,900 baht. So that leaves 8,100 baht.

Just out of curiosity, how do you think that 10,000 baht is actually divided up? How much goes toward legitimate agent/admin costs, and how much is potentially being kept as profit or paid elsewhere?

Basically, who is making the bulk of the money here? I’m genuinely curious how the numbers work behind the scenes.

The bulk goes to those who have the power to put the stamps in your passport. The agent doesn't get very much.

10 minutes ago, Caldera said:

The bulk goes to those who have the power to put the stamps in your passport. The agent doesn't get very much.

Exactly..always been that way, and always will....which is why Agent help on extensions etc isn't going away anytime soon. Other posters should really be smart enough to understand the process.😐