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Thailand LTR Wealthy Category: Income and Asset Requirements

Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Fergus Wu, Co-founder & Chief Immigration Consultant

Summary

Thailand’s LTR visa includes a wealthy-persons category with overseas income or asset thresholds and up to ten years’ stay. How it compares with Thailand Privilege membership.

Short answer: Thailand’s LTR wealthy category requires set overseas income or asset levels and can grant up to ten years’ stay. Versus Privilege membership, LTR is a long-term visa based on meeting thresholds; Privilege is fee-based with simpler formalities.

Planning points

  • Use the latest official income/asset figures
  • Prepare verifiable bank and tax documents
  • Confirm work rights for the category you choose

Versus Privilege

  • Prefer simple formalities without proving high income: lean Privilege
  • Meet wealthy thresholds and want ten years with specific benefits: assess LTR

Follow Thailand’s latest official announcements.

FAQ

How much income for LTR wealthy?

Use the official minimum overseas income or assets — check the latest figures before applying.

Can LTR last ten years?

Yes, up to ten years if you qualify.

Must I buy property?

The wealthy category generally focuses on income/assets, not a mandatory home purchase.

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