FEATURE FILM
Comprehensive Feature Film Production Support in Thailand
If you’re an international filmmaker planning a feature film production in Thailand, our experienced team is ready to assist you throughout the entire process.
Our services encompass:
- Film Permits: We assist in obtaining the necessary film permits through collaboration with the Thailand Film Office (TFO), ensuring compliance with local regulations.
- Non-Immigrant M Visas: We guide you through the process of applying for Non-Immigrant M Visas, which are required for foreign media professionals working in Thailand.
- Work Permits: We help secure work permits for foreign crew members, ensuring they are legally authorized to work in Thailand.
- Location Permissions: We coordinate with local authorities to acquire permissions for filming in specific locations, such as national parks or historical sites.
- Accommodation Arrangements: We can arrange suitable accommodations for your team, ensuring proximity to shooting locations and comfort during your stay.
Film Permit
Overgrown Productions help foreign filmmakers with every step of the Thai film permit application procedure.
Submission of a Permit Application
1. On your behalf, our staff will submit all required paperwork and accompanying documentation.
2. Document Review & Committee Approval
3. The Film, Video, and Digital Media Committee will assess and decide on advertisements, documentaries, music videos, and general TV shows within three business days after receiving full and accurate papers.
5–10 business days for dramas, series, reality programs, short films, feature films, and films with delicate subject matter.
4. Our staff will be informed if any information is missing or inaccurate, and the required changes will be made right away.
5. Cooperation with Governmental Organizations
- In order to guarantee efficient processing of: Visa issuance (Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate), we also collaborate with the appropriate authorities.
- Department of Employment work permits
- Extending stays (Immigration Bureau)
- Area-specific filming licenses (e.g., BMA, National Parks, Royal Forest Department, Fine Arts Department)
Documents Needed
- A letter to the Director-General of the Department of Tourism from Overgrown Productions. (as your local coordinator)
- A formal letter of assignment from the overseas production attesting to our position as local coordinator.
- filled-out application for a film permit
- Depending on the sort of project, production materials may include a storyboard, treatment, synopsis, screenplay, or content plan.
- Complete shooting schedule with precise dates and places.
- Crews Names, passport numbers, duties, and arrival dates of the crew.