Whether you are retiring, working remotely, or relocating permanently, Thailand has a long-stay visa for you. Here is every option, explained clearly.
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Open the Visa Finder →Thailand's flagship long-stay programme. A 10-year visa for high-income retirees, remote professionals, and skilled workers. No 90-day reporting, significant tax advantages, and dependent visas included.
Full LTR guideA 5-year multi-entry visa with 180-day stays (extendable to 360 days). Designed for remote workers and participants in soft power activities. Low income threshold, broad eligibility.
Full DTV guideThe traditional Thai retirement visa. Annual renewal, 800,000 THB in a Thai bank account or 65,000 THB monthly income. Includes detailed guides on requirements, costs and the USD 100,000 health insurance standard.
Full retirement guideIf you are employed by a Thai company or entity, you need a work permit. Covers the 4:1 staffing ratio, BOI work permits, step-by-step application guide, and the digital nomad legal position.
Work permit guideMarriage, education, and business visas — updated 2026.
For foreigners legally married to a Thai national. 400,000 THB deposit or 40,000 THB/month income. No age requirement. Annual renewal.
Marriage visa guideFor foreigners studying at Ministry of Education-approved schools, universities, language schools, and registered Muay Thai academies. Renewable every 90 days.
Education visa guideFor foreigners employed by a Thai company. Prerequisite for a Thai work permit. Covers employment, qualifying business activities, and company setup.
Business visa guideAnswer a few questions and get a personalised recommendation with requirements and next steps.
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