Your Complete Thailand Immigration Hub
Thailand offers long-term residence through the LTR visa, the Destination Thailand Visa for remote workers, retirement visas, and Smart Visa for tech professionals.
Main Visa Pathways
The most common routes to Thailand.
Long-Term Resident (LTR)
10-year visa for wealthy global citizens, retirees, work-from-Thailand professionals, and high-skilled workers.
Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
5-year multi-entry visa for digital nomads and remote workers. 180 days per entry.
Non-Immigrant O-A (Retirement)
For those 50+. Requires THB 800,000 in a Thai bank account or THB 65,000/month income.
Non-Immigrant B (Work)
Work visa with a Thai employer. Must convert to a work permit for legal employment.
Smart Visa
For tech experts, investors, executives, and startup founders in targeted industries.
Education Visa (ED)
Study at Thai universities, language schools, or attend Muay Thai training programs.
Cost of Living in Thailand
Average monthly expenses to help you budget your move.
Immigration News & Updates
Latest policy changes for Thailand immigration.
Destination Thailand Visa Remains Popular
The DTV 5-year multi-entry visa continues to attract digital nomads. Requirements include THB 500,000 in savings or equivalent income.
LTR Visa Maintains 10-Year Residency
The Long-Term Resident visa offers 10-year residence with tax benefits for wealthy pensioners, high-earning professionals, and investors.