Virasin and Partners – An American Immigration Law Firm in Southeast Asia
Licensed U.S. Attorneys with over 20 years of experience in U.S. Immigration law
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Our Services
K-1 Visa Service
Our team have assisted hundreds of US Citizens and their fiance’s K-1 to unite in the United States for the purpose of marriage.
IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Our team have assisted hundreds of spouses (IR1 or CR1), children (IR2 or CR2), and parents (IR5) to immigrate into the United States.
Waiver I-601
We have represented many visa applicants who have been denied and successfully obtained an immigration waiver for them.
E-2 Visa
An E-2 Investment visa is available for foreign nationals who would like to invest and move their family to the United States.
What our clients are saying about us
Licensed U.S. Attorneys
Honest and Client-Centered
Virasin and Partners is an international law firm with offices in Bangkok, Chiangmai, and Houston, Texas. We have licensed U.S. attorneys who provide advisory and legal assistance in a wide variety of U.S. Immigration Matters. Everyone in our staff is fluent in English. Our pragmatic, friendly, and honest attorneys and representatives attempt to locate creative solutions for our clients. We focus on what is in the best interest of our clients and do not pressure our clients with unnecessary legal procedures. Our goal is to develop a long term relationship with our clients. Attorney and staff work as a team to ensure that clients are kept up to date on their case and that questions will be answered within a reasonable time frame.
Latest News from USCIS
- USCIS Reaches H-2B Cap for First Half of FY 2027
- DHS Announces Rule for Certain Children Born in the United States to Foreign Government Employees
- Court Order on Diversity Immigrant Visa Program Hold Policy
- USCIS Opens New International Field Office in Ethiopia to Support Fraud Prevention
- Recent Court Order on Hold Policies
- USCIS to Publish New Edition of Form I-485; Older Editions Will Be Rejected Starting Sept. 18
- USCIS Issues Guidance on Making Public Charge Inadmissibility Determination
- USCIS To Require Electronic Filing of Forms: Strengthening National Security
Our Latest News
Tourist Visa Interviews The officer has two questions in their head: Are you likely to stay illegally? Do you have strong reasons to return home? Proof of Ties Matters More Than Ever Stable employment Strong financial footprint Property or long-term lease School enrollment Business ownership Dependent family members you support No ties = No visa. YouContinue reading
In the past, government shutdowns were a routine part of politics, often resolved once Congress agreed on funding. Agencies like USCIS, which rely on user fees rather than taxpayer dollars, were usually protected from the worst effects. However, 2025 is different. The current administration has implemented Reductions in Force (RIFs) that are affecting USCIS andContinue reading
Increased Inspections under the E-2 Visa During the administration of former President Donald Trump, the United States invested over 55 million dollars in operations targeting illegal immigrants. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been particularly focused on businesses, especially restaurants, holding E-2 Investor Visas, causing significant pressure and fear among Thai investors. The concern extendsContinue reading
USCIS Policy Changes – August 15, 2025 Good Moral Character The Policy Memorandum titled “Restoring a Rigorous, Holistic, and Comprehensive Good Moral Character Evaluation Standard for Aliens Applying for Naturalization” outlines the approach and standards for evaluating the good moral character (GMC) of aliens seeking naturalization. Here is a summary: Purpose The memorandum emphasizes theContinue reading
