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ThailandLong-Term Resident Visa

Thailand’s Long-Term Resident Visa offers residency with flexible options and exclusive benefits for high-net-worth individuals.

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Acquisition Pathways

There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.

01

Wealthy Global Citizens

USD 1 million in assets, USD 500,000 invested in Thai assets, and USD 80,000 annual income.

02

Wealthy Pensioners, 50 and over

Annual income of USD 80,000 or USD 40,000 - USD 80,000 with a USD 250,000 investment in Thailand.

03

Remote Professionals

USD 80,000 annual income, or USD 40,000 to 80,000 with a master's degree, intellectual property, or Series A funding.

04

Highly Skilled Professionals

Minimum USD 80,000 annual income in the past 2 years or USD 40,000 - 80,000 in the past 2 years with a master’s degree or expertise.

Why Choose Long-Term Resident Visa

What you'll need

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.

Valid Documentation

A valid passport, proof of income or assets, and health insurance coverage are required for the application.

Investment or Income Proof

Applicants must provide documentation verifying their income and/or assets, depending on their visa category. These requirements range from income statements to proof of investments in Thai real estate or government bonds.

Background Check

All applicants undergo a background check to ensure they meet the necessary legal requirements and have no criminal history that could disqualify them from obtaining residency.

How it works

01

Due Diligence

Submit your passport and necessary documents for a comprehensive background check conducted by Multipolitan to ensure compliance with Thailand LTR regulations.

02

Document Submission

Gather and submit essential documents, including medical records, government forms, criminal background checks, and bank references.

03

Qualification Result

Receive notification within 20 days from document issuance

04

Obtain Health Insurance

Minimum USD 50,000 coverage or social security benefits for treatment in Thailand, or a deposit of at least USD 25,000

05

Submit LTR Visa application

Submit application within 60 days from the issuance date of the e endorsement letter, and pay processing fee of 50,000 Baht.

06

Receive Residency Approval

Upon successful completion of the process, you will receive the LTR Visa, granting you long-term residency in Thailand with access to exclusive privileges and services.

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A Smart Investment for the Future

The LTR Visa offers access to one of Southeast Asia’s most promising markets. With flexible income and investment options, it’s an ideal choice for those seeking long-term opportunities and a thriving lifestyle in Thailand.

Expert Support Every Step of the Way

Our dedicated team ensures that your application process is smooth and efficient. From meeting financial requirements to managing all necessary documentation, we provide guidance through each step to ensure you secure your Thailand LTR Visa without hassle.

Frequently Asked Questions

The requirements vary based on the visa category. For example, Wealthy Global Citizens need to have USD 1 million in assets and an annual income of USD 80,000, while retirees must show an annual income of at least USD 80,000 or invest USD 250,000 in Thai assets.

The visa offers long-term residency, access to VIP services, and the ability to live, work, or retire in Thailand, depending on the visa category. It also provides opportunities to invest in Thailand and enjoy a high standard of living.

The typical processing time is 3 to 4 months, allowing applicants to receive their visa and start enjoying the benefits relatively quickly.

Yes, up to four dependents, including a spouse and children or stepchildren under 20 years old, can be included in your application.

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