Visa Services

Thai Permanent Residency

Indefinite right of residence in Thailand for qualifying long-term Non-Immigrant visa holders.

Permanent Residency frees you from annual visa renewals, 90-day reporting and re-entry permits, and is a step towards Thai citizenship. The annual quota is limited to 100 applicants per nationality. We prepare the full file and accompany you through the multi-stage interview.

Options

Available packages

PR — Investment Category

Minimum 10M THB invested in qualifying Thai assets.

12–24 months
From ฿150,000

PR — Employment Category

Three consecutive years on Non-B with tax paid on min. 80,000 THB/month salary.

12–24 months
From ฿150,000

PR — Family Category

Spouse, parent or child of a Thai national or existing PR holder.

12–24 months
From ฿150,000
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Permanent Residency categories at a glance

Compare the three main PR routes on tenure, income, investment and supporting evidence.

Investment

Minimum income
Minimum investment
฿10M in qualifying Thai assets
Years on Non-Immigrant visa
3+ consecutive
Tax history required
3 years
Thai language interview
Yes
Annual quota
100 per nationality
Validity
Indefinite
Re-entry permit needed
Endorsement only
From price
฿150,000

Employment

Minimum income
฿80,000/mo (3 yrs)
Minimum investment
Years on Non-Immigrant visa
3+ consecutive on Non-B
Tax history required
3 years (PND.91)
Thai language interview
Yes
Annual quota
100 per nationality
Validity
Indefinite
Re-entry permit needed
Endorsement only
From price
฿150,000

Family

Minimum income
Spouse/parent supports
Minimum investment
Years on Non-Immigrant visa
3+ consecutive
Tax history required
Where applicable
Thai language interview
Yes
Annual quota
100 per nationality
Validity
Indefinite
Re-entry permit needed
Endorsement only
From price
฿150,000
Eligibility

Requirements

  • 3+ consecutive years on Non-Immigrant visa with annual extensions
  • Tax paid for the past 3 years (min. thresholds apply)
  • Clean criminal record in Thailand and home country
  • Basic Thai language ability (interview)
Checklist

Document checklist

  • 1Passport and all prior visa stamps
  • 2Tax returns (PND.91) and receipts for 3 years
  • 3Work permit history (employment category)
  • 4Marriage / birth certificates (family category)
  • 5Police clearance
How it works

Our process

  1. 1

    Pre-screen

    We confirm you meet category, tax and tenure requirements.

  2. 2

    File preparation

    We translate, legalise and compile a complete PR application file.

  3. 3

    Submission window

    We file during the annual PR window (typically Oct–Dec).

  4. 4

    Interview & blue book

    We accompany you to the Thai-language interview and collect your residence book.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long does PR take?

Typically 12–24 months from submission to approval, depending on quota and Ministry of Interior processing times.

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Can I still lose PR?

Yes — leaving Thailand for over a year without an endorsement, or serious criminal conviction, can revoke PR status.

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Ready to start your permanent residency?

Visit our office on Siam Country Club Road, call us, or send a quick enquiry. We typically reply within 12–24 hours.