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The LTR visa in Thailand — Long-Term Resident

Thailand's 10-year long-stay visa for wealthy individuals, remote professionals and pensioners: simplified entry and tax reliefs. The Work-from-Thailand Professional category is the official equivalent of a digital nomad visa for remote employees of foreign companies.

Price from
$11,100
Timeline
1–4 months
Visa term
10 years
Renewable provided the qualification is maintained
LTR is 4 different categories, not only for remote employees

Long-Term Resident brings together 4 categories: Wealthy Global Citizen (wealthy investors), Wealthy Pensioner (pensioners), Work-from-Thailand Professional (employees of foreign companies working remotely — this is the equivalent of a digital nomad visa) and Highly-Skilled Professional. The conditions and income thresholds differ by category — when we choose the route we confirm which one fits your case.

Who it suits

  • One of 4 categories: wealthy global citizen, pensioner, work-from-Thailand professional, highly skilled professional
  • People relocating
  • Families
  • Remote professionals
Compare with 9 programmes: special and combined routesRequirements, timelines and the right to work across every country on this ground.

What the service includes

Scope: a tick means included in the price, a cross means not included
Choosing the grounds for your case
Preparing and filing the documents
Support through to the status being granted
State and visa fees— billed separately
Flights and accommodation— billed separately

Official terms

Financial requirement

A state fee of THB 50,000; thresholds by category (assets ≥ USD 1 million, income ≥ USD 80,000 a year), insurance ≥ USD 50,000 or a deposit of USD 100,000

Timelines and rights

Review time

BOI endorsement within 20 working days, the visa within 60 days

Right to work

A digital work permit; a flat tax of 17% for skilled professionals

Residence conditions

There is no minimum number of days; annual reporting instead of the 90-day report

Source: boi.go.th — Long-Term Resident Visa programme (BOI website) · checked 2026-08-08

Documents and programme requirements

  • 1A passport
  • 2Proof of income or of the grounds

What comes next: permanent residence and citizenship

Route to permanent residence

There is no direct track; permanent residence under the general rules

Route to citizenship

There is no direct route; standard naturalisation

We'll check your case before you pay

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We'll cover: whether you qualify, the full cost with fees, realistic timelines, the document list. If it's not for you, we'll say so.