VIP Travel with Fast Track
Bypass lengthy immigration queues. LTR visa holders enjoy VIP Fast Track service upon arrival and departure at all international airports in Thailand.
Option to integrate luxury Thai properties into your investment asset portfolio
Flat 17% income tax rate for experts, zero tax on foreign-sourced earnings
Include your spouse and up to 4 dependent children under 20 under one application
1-year reporting requirement instead of the standard 90-day check-in
Legal authorization to work for domestic or offshore employers hassle-free
Tax exemption on globally-sourced income not remitted to Thailand in the same tax year
Bypass lengthy immigration queues. LTR visa holders enjoy VIP Fast Track service upon arrival and departure at all international airports in Thailand.
Unlike standard Thai visa paths requiring 90-day reporting, LTR residents report to the immigration authorities only once a year, reducing administrative hassle.
Foreign-sourced earnings are entirely tax-exempt in Thailand, provided they are not remitted into the country during the same calendar year they were earned.
Our expert will answer all your questions about the program and help you choose the option that fits your situation.
Our legal team verifies your assets and compliance profiles. Documents are translated into English, notarized, and certified according to statutory standards.
The complete digital package is submitted via the BOI platform. Pre-approval screening and validation take between 20 to 30 business days.
Once pre-approved, the applicant transfers and registers the designated qualifying assets (bonds or property) and submits proof of investment to the BOI.
Upon receipt of the final BOI Letter of Endorsement, the applicant claims the LTR visa sticker at an overseas Royal Thai Consulate or at One Start One Stop Service Center in Bangkok.
No, the LTR Visa is a non-immigrant residency privilege. It does not provide an automatic track to permanent residency or citizenship. Thai citizenship requires filing through standard federal naturalization procedures, including stringent language tests.
To qualify for LTR requirements, physical title deeds (Chanote) in the applicant's name are typically needed. Off-plan properties carry compliance risks if the title is not registered by the time of application submission. Completed, ready-to-move-in properties are strongly recommended.
No, the baseline investment threshold ($500,000 or $250,000) must be fully funded with the applicant's own international capital. Mortgages or credit lines from financial institutions cannot be counted toward the qualifying minimum.
An active health insurance policy covering inpatient and outpatient services in Thailand of at least $50,000 is required. Alternatively, applicants can maintain a cash deposit of at least $100,000 in a local or foreign bank account.
No. There is no minimum physical presence required in Thailand to retain your LTR visa status. However, your underlying qualifications (investments, asset minimums, insurance) must remain active and fully compliant throughout the program term.
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