How does LTR differ from DTV?

LTR targets HNWI / pensioners / senior remote professionals / experts with USD 80K+ income and runs 10 years. DTV targets general digital nomads at lower income thresholds and runs 5 years.

What tax rate do HSP holders pay?

Highly-Skilled Professionals may elect a 17% flat personal income tax under Royal Decree No. 743 (B.E. 2565), versus the standard progressive rate that tops out at 35% above THB 5M. The election applies only to Thai-sourced employment income from a BOI-targeted industry employer; passive and foreign income are taxed separately under standard rules and DTA relief.

Is there a minimum days-in-Thailand requirement?

No — LTR carries no minimum stay obligation, unlike Thailand Elite which has no minimum either but unlike standard Non-B/O which requires re-entry permits. The 10-year multiple-entry privilege is valid for the full visa term, and the 90-day report is replaced by a 1-year report at Immigration HQ Chaeng Watthana or via the BOI One-Stop Service Center.

Can I bring my family?

Yes — LTR Dependent visa covers a legal spouse plus children aged 20 or below, up to 4 dependants per principal applicant at THB 50,000 each (10-year validity). Dependants receive identical work-permit-exempt status for non-employment activities, plus 90-day report exemption. Adult children over 20 must apply for their own visa category (e.g. LTR Wealthy Pensioner if eligible).

What is the LTR Visa and who qualifies?

The Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR) is a 10-year (5+5) visa issued by Thailand's BOI since September 2022, across four segments: Wealthy Global Citizen (≥ USD 1M assets), Wealthy Pensioner (50+ with USD 80K/yr), Work-from-Thailand Professional, and Highly-Skilled Professional (17% flat tax). Includes a Digital Work Permit and waives the 90-day report.

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LTR Visa — Long-Term Resident (10 years)

Thailand's premium 10-year visa from BOI — Digital Work Permit, foreign-income tax exemption, and 17% flat tax for the Highly-Skilled. For HNWI, retirees, senior remote professionals, experts, and their families.

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What is the LTR visa and who qualifies?

The Long-Term Resident visa is a 10-year Thai visa from BOI launched September 2022. Four principal segments: Wealthy Global Citizen (assets ≥ USD 1M + USD 500K Thai investment), Wealthy Pensioner (50+, pension ≥ USD 80K), Work-from-Thailand Professional (senior remote ≥ USD 80K), Highly-Skilled Professional (flat 17% tax) — plus Dependent. BOI fee 50,000 THB per person. Includes Digital Work Permit, once-yearly 90-day report, and foreign-income tax exemption under Royal Decree 743.

Validity

10 yrs (5+5)

BOI fee

THB 50,000

90-day report

Once/yr

Work permit

Digital, free

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