10-Year Residence in Thailand with the LTR Visa
Thailand's Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa is a 10-year renewable visa for four categories of applicants: wealthy global citizens, wealthy pensioners, work-from-Thailand professionals, and highly skilled professionals. The Work-From-Thailand category is designed specifically for remote workers earning from foreign employers.
Who this is for
- Remote professionals earning at least $80,000 USD per year from abroad
- Wealthy global citizens with investment assets seeking a Thailand base
- Highly skilled professionals in target industries (tech, science, finance)
- Long-term Thailand residents who want a stable 10-year visa solution
Government fees charged separately. LTR visa fee is 50,000 THB per applicant.
Apply for Thailand LTR VisaWhat's included
- LTR category assessment and eligibility confirmation
- Full application preparation and BOI submission coordination
- Employment letter, income, and insurance documentation review
- Dashboard tracking from application to approval
- KTAS card (LTR holder ID) and reporting obligation guidance
How it works
Category selection
We identify which LTR category (Work-From-Thailand, Wealthy Global Citizen, etc.) fits your profile.
Document preparation
We prepare income proof, employment letters, health insurance, and asset documentation as required by your category.
BOI submission
Applications are submitted to Thailand's Board of Investment. We manage the full submission process.
Visa and KTAS card
After approval, we advise on visa stamp collection and KTAS card processing.
Frequently asked questions
What are the income requirements for the Work-From-Thailand LTR?
BOI lists average personal income of USD 80,000 per year over the past two years, or at least USD 40,000 with additional qualifying evidence such as a master's degree. The foreign employer must also meet BOI's listed company criteria, including applicable operating-history and revenue tests. Check current category criteria before applying.
What are the tax implications of the LTR Visa?
LTR Work-From-Thailand visa holders are currently exempt from Thai personal income tax on foreign-sourced income remitted to Thailand. This is a significant benefit versus standard Thai long-stay visas. This tax benefit is offered by the Thai government and subject to change. We do not provide tax advice; consult a Thai tax advisor.
Do I need to do 90-day reporting?
BOI says LTR holders have a one-year reporting obligation instead of standard 90-day reporting. Its reporting guidance explains the deadline may reset on re-entry. We provide guidance on the applicable process.
Can I bring family on the LTR Visa?
BOI permits qualifying spouses and children to apply for dependent visas, with a separate application/account for each person. Children are eligible until age 20; verify relationship and other current criteria. Additional fees apply for each dependent.
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