Thailand Visa Guide
Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR)
Thailand's premium 10-year visa — tax breaks, work permit, and no 90-day reports.
The LTR is the most powerful visa Thailand offers wealthy individuals, retirees, remote professionals, and global talent. It bundles a 10-year stay, a digital work permit, multiple re-entry, fast-track immigration, and significant tax advantages.
Validity
10 years (5+5), multiple entry, annual reporting only.
Tax
Foreign-income exemption + flat 17% on Thai income for highly-skilled category.
Work permit
Digital work permit included — no 4:1 Thai-staff requirement.
Family
Up to 4 dependents (spouse + children under 20).
Eligibility at a glance
- ✓Wealthy Global Citizen: USD 1M assets + USD 80k/year income + USD 500k Thai investment
- ✓Wealthy Pensioner: 50+, USD 80k/year passive income
- ✓Work-from-Thailand Pro: USD 80k/year for 2 yrs, public-listed employer
- ✓Highly-Skilled Pro: USD 80k/year, working in targeted industries
FAQ
Who qualifies for LTR?
Four categories: Wealthy Global Citizens, Wealthy Pensioners, Work-from-Thailand Professionals, and Highly-Skilled Professionals.
How long is the LTR valid?
10 years (issued as 5+5), multiple entry, with only 1-year reporting instead of 90-day reports.
What is the tax benefit?
Flat 17% personal income tax for highly-skilled professionals, and exemption on foreign-sourced income for most categories.
Can I work in Thailand on LTR?
Yes — a digital work permit is bundled, and you can work for Thai or foreign employers depending on category.
What's the income requirement?
USD 80,000/year for the past 2 years for most working categories; pensioners need USD 80,000/year passive income or USD 40,000 + USD 250,000 in Thai investment.
Informational only. Not legal advice. Verify with official Thai authorities before acting.