LTR Visa Thailand | 10-Year Residence — Harbor & Clark
Long-Term Resident Visa

A decade of Thai residence, structured to qualify.

A ten-year Thai residence for four distinct profiles — wealthy global citizens, pensioners, remote professionals, and highly-skilled experts — each qualified on how its income, asset, and investment thresholds are documented.

Why Harbor & Clark

The qualification is in the evidence, not the application form.

The LTR visa is adjudicated by Thailand's Board of Investment, and approval rests almost entirely on how net worth, passive income, employment, and the USD 50,000 health-insurance — or USD 100,000 deposit — requirement are evidenced. We determine the strongest of the four tracks for your circumstances, then assemble a BOI-ready file: audited statements, employer and revenue confirmations, investment proofs, and the documentation that pre-empts the queries that stall most self-filed applications.

Endorsement is only the beginning of the relationship. We carry you through visa issuance, the digital work permit where it applies, the 17% flat-tax registration for highly-skilled professionals, and the shift to annual — rather than 90-day — reporting, while keeping dependents correctly attached throughout the ten-year term. One file, one team, from eligibility assessment to renewal.

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What you need

Long-Term Resident Visa — eligibility & documents

Eligibility


  1. Wealthy Global Citizens — minimum USD 1 million in personal assets and a USD 500,000 investment in Thai government bonds, listed equities, or property.
  2. Wealthy Pensioners (aged 50 and over) — at least USD 80,000 per year in pension or passive income, or USD 40,000–80,000 combined with a USD 250,000 investment in Thai bonds, property, or BOI-eligible assets.
  3. Work-from-Thailand Professionals — USD 80,000 annual income over the past two years (or USD 40,000 and above with a relevant master's degree), working remotely for a listed company or a private firm with USD 50 million and above in revenue over three years.
  4. Highly-Skilled Professionals — experts in BOI-targeted industries earning USD 80,000 per year (or USD 40,000 and above with an advanced degree), eligible for a 17% flat personal income tax.
  5. Dependents — up to four per principal applicant (spouse and children under 20); the 2025 expansion to parents and additional dependents remains pending implementing regulations.
  6. All tracks — health insurance with at least USD 50,000 of coverage in Thailand, or a USD 100,000 deposit held twelve months, or applicable Thai social-security coverage.

Required documents


All tracks

  1. Passport valid for at least six months.
  2. Health insurance covering Thailand with at least USD 50,000 in coverage, valid for at least 10 months from submission.

Wealthy Global Citizens

  1. Proof of at least USD 1 million in global assets.
  2. Proof of at least USD 500,000 invested in Thai government bonds, shares, or property, such as a long-term lease agreement or Thai title deed in your name.

Wealthy Pensioners

  1. Proof of at least USD 80,000 in annual pension or passive income, or
  2. Proof of at least USD 40,000 in annual passive income plus USD 250,000 invested in Thailand.

Work-from-Thailand Professionals

  1. Proof of income for the past two years.
  2. Tax returns for the most recent two years.
  3. Master's degree certificate, if applying under the lower income threshold (USD 40,000).
  4. CV and credentials showing your expertise.
  5. Employment contract and the employer's audited financial statements, showing the company is publicly listed or has at least USD 50 million in revenue over the past three years.

Highly-Skilled Professionals

  1. Proof of income for the past two years.
  2. Tax returns for the most recent two years.
  3. Master's degree certificate, if applying under the lower income threshold (USD 40,000).
  4. CV and credentials showing expertise in a BOI-targeted industry.
  5. Employment contract with a registered Thai company.

Dependents

  1. Certified copy of the marriage or birth certificate, issued no more than six months before submission.
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