Long-Term Resident Visa & Work Permit Admin Services
Relocate to Thailand with Confidence
Thinking about a long-term stay in Thailand?
Whether you're a global professional, retiree, or remote worker — the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa offers an easy, privileged path to stay up to 10 years. As a certified LTR Visa agent, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
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Why Choose the LTR Visa?
✅ 10-Year Renewable Visa
✅ Fast-track Service at Airports
✅ Digital Work Permit
✅ Flat 17% Personal Income Tax for Skilled Professionals
✅ No 90-day Reporting (Once a year instead)
✅ Privileges for Dependents (Spouse & Children)
✅ Fast-track Service at Airports
✅ Digital Work Permit
✅ Flat 17% Personal Income Tax for Skilled Professionals
✅ No 90-day Reporting (Once a year instead)
✅ Privileges for Dependents (Spouse & Children)
Highlight of Adecco services
✅ Official LTR Visa Agent recognized by the Thai government.
✅ Personalized consulting and documentation support.
✅ End-to-end service from eligibility check to visa delivery.
✅ Personalized consulting and documentation support.
✅ End-to-end service from eligibility check to visa delivery.
Types of LTR Visa and Who Is Eligible?
Remote workers working for well-established overseas companies
- Minimum average personal income of USD 80,000/year over the past two years
- If income is between USD 40,000–79,999/year, applicant must provide a master’s degree or higher as proof of qualification
- Must have an employment contract with a listed public company, a qualifying private company (3+ years, USD 50M revenue), or a wholly owned subsidiary of either
- Must have health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage, or receive Thai social security benefits, or maintain a USD 100,000 bank deposit for at least 12 months
- Minimum average personal income of USD 80,000/year over the past two years
- If income is between USD 40,000–79,999/year, applicant must provide a master’s degree or higher as proof of qualification
- Must have an employment contract with a listed public company, a qualifying private company (3+ years, USD 50M revenue), or a wholly owned subsidiary of either
- Must have health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage, or receive Thai social security benefits, or maintain a USD 100,000 bank deposit for at least 12 months
Wealthy individuals holding at least USD 1 million in assets
- Combined investment of at least USD 500,000 in Thai bonds, registered companies, or property
- Own at least USD 1 million in personal assets
- Have health insurance (min. USD 50,000) OR Thai social security OR maintain USD 100,000 in a personal account for the past 12 months
- Combined investment of at least USD 500,000 in Thai bonds, registered companies, or property
- Own at least USD 1 million in personal assets
- Have health insurance (min. USD 50,000) OR Thai social security OR maintain USD 100,000 in a personal account for the past 12 months
Retirees aged 50 years and older who have an annual pension or stable passive income
- Personal income of at least USD 80,000/year at the time of application
- In case of income between USD 40,000–79,999/year, applicants must invest at least USD 250,000 in Thai government bonds, registered companies, or Thai property.
- Health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage, or social security benefits covering treatment in Thailand, or a deposit of at least USD 100,000 maintained for 12 months.
Note: Only unearned/passive income qualifies—such as pension, rental income, capital gains, dividends, or interest. Earned income (salary) is not accepted under this category.
- Personal income of at least USD 80,000/year at the time of application
- In case of income between USD 40,000–79,999/year, applicants must invest at least USD 250,000 in Thai government bonds, registered companies, or Thai property.
- Health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage, or social security benefits covering treatment in Thailand, or a deposit of at least USD 100,000 maintained for 12 months.
Note: Only unearned/passive income qualifies—such as pension, rental income, capital gains, dividends, or interest. Earned income (salary) is not accepted under this category.
Professionals in target industries working for businesses, universities, research centers, training institutes, or government agencies in Thailand.
- Minimum average income of USD 80,000/year over the past 2 years (exempt if working for Thai government agencies)
- If income is USD 40,000–79,999/year, must hold a master’s degree or higher in science/tech fields
- Must work (by contract) in a Thai or foreign company in targeted industries, or prove BOI-recognized expertise
- Must have health insurance covering at least USD 50,000 OR be under Thai social security OR maintain USD 100,000 in a personal account for 12+ months
- Minimum average income of USD 80,000/year over the past 2 years (exempt if working for Thai government agencies)
- If income is USD 40,000–79,999/year, must hold a master’s degree or higher in science/tech fields
- Must work (by contract) in a Thai or foreign company in targeted industries, or prove BOI-recognized expertise
- Must have health insurance covering at least USD 50,000 OR be under Thai social security OR maintain USD 100,000 in a personal account for 12+ months
Spouse and children under 20 years old of LTR Visa holders (maximum of 4 dependents per LTR holder)
- Must have health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage, or social security benefits covering treatment in Thailand, or a deposit of at least USD 25,000 per dependent
- Dependents must be legally recognized (spouse and children only); same-sex marriage or partnerships are not currently recognized under Thai law
Note: Children can be granted an LTR Visa as dependents until they reach 20 years of age
- Must have health insurance with at least USD 50,000 coverage, or social security benefits covering treatment in Thailand, or a deposit of at least USD 25,000 per dependent
- Dependents must be legally recognized (spouse and children only); same-sex marriage or partnerships are not currently recognized under Thai law
Note: Children can be granted an LTR Visa as dependents until they reach 20 years of age
Why Partner with Adecco?
We’re more than a visa agent — we’re your trusted partner in navigating Thailand’s complex visa and work permit system. With 15+ years of visa & work permit experience, we offer one-stop service for your visa needs, including:
- Official Application Processing
- Personalized Visa Consultation
- Work Permit & Immigration Admin
- BOI for Businesses
Our Complete Service Covers:
1. Initial Consultation
2. Document Review & Preparation
3. Government Liaison & Submission
4. Work Permit Processing (if required)
5. Visa Approval & Ongoing Support
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2. Document Review & Preparation
3. Government Liaison & Submission
4. Work Permit Processing (if required)
5. Visa Approval & Ongoing Support
Fill out the form below and our expert will get back to you shortly.
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