Thailand Visa
Thai Embassies and Consulates Switch to E-Visa Only
From October 2024 onwards, visitors from all around the world will now most likely have to get their Thai visas online, as the majority of Thai embassies and consulates in foreign countries have largely switched to accepting online Thailand E-Visa applications. Walk-ins are no longer accepted at many Thai consulates, so if you are hoping […]
Destination Thailand Visa | DTV Visa Thailand 2025
As of July 15, 2024, the Thai government has confirmed the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is now live for those looking to work and travel (“workcation”) in Thailand. The DTV allows holders to stay in Thailand for up to 180 days per entry and is valid for 5 years. Known informally as the “digital nomad […]
New Thailand Visa Exemption and Thailand Visa on Arrival Schemes
As of July 15, 2024, the new regulations surrounding the Thailand Visa on Arrival program and the Thailand visa exemption scheme announced earlier in the year are now in full effect. These rule updates will allow more people than ever before to visit Thailand without first having to apply for a visa at the embassy in their home country. […]
Thailand Privilege Visa BRONZE Membership
Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. (TPC) announced in November 2024 that a new membership tier will be added to the Thailand Privilege Program: Bronze membership. This tier lacks the Privilege Points feature of the Gold, Platinum, Diamond, and Reserve tiers, but it costs less, making it the most affordable way to get a Thailand Elite Visa. However, Thailand Privilege Bronze also comes with many of the same VIP travel privileges, special services, and exclusive deals and discounts that the other membership has, plus a 5-year Thai Elite Visa. This makes Bronze competitive with other long-term Thai visa solutions. Bronze bridges the gap between the low-cost, bare-bones visa and the luxury and convenience of a Thailand Elite Visa. Interested parties should act fast though, as Bronze membership will only be available from December 15th, 2024 to June 30th, 2025. TPC may make this option permanent in the future, but this has not been confirmed. Overview of the Thailand Privilege Bronze Membership Here are the basic details for Bronze membership: Validity: 5-Years Price: 650,000 THB/19,000 USD Privilege Points: N/A Transferable: No Much like the Thailand Privilege Gold membership, Bronze provides a Thailand Elite Visa that is valid for 5 years. It is
Thailand LTR Visa Benefits: More Comfortable and Profitable
There are many Thai long-term visa options that enable you to live a comfortable life in Thailand, but for working professionals, investors, and affluent retirees, the Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR Visa) is one of the best. It delivers several convenient perks, as well as exclusive benefits that can make your time in Thailand more profitable. This page will provide a quick rundown of the Thailand LTR Visa benefits and how they compare with other Thai visas. If you want detailed information on this visa and how to qualify for one of its four categories, check out our main Thai LTR Visa information page. What are the Benefits of a Thailand LTR Visa? The first thing that sets the LTR Visa apart from other options is its duration. How Long Is an LTR Visa Valid For? So, what’s so great about Thailand’s Long-Term Resident Visa? To start with, it’s long. You get a visa valid for 10 years that allows for multiple entries, and you get access to the immigration fast track at Thai airports. Technically, you get a 5-year entry permit that is renewable once, but the end result is a visa that lets you live in Thailand for 10
Destination Thailand Visa FAQ
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is one of the newest visa options in Thailand, so naturally there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding it. Many of our clients reach out to us at Siam Legal for clarity on DTV Visa issues, so we have compiled a list of common questions we get to help others understand the DTV better. For detailed information about the visa itself, we recommend visiting our dedicated information page on the DTV Visa. Can I extend a Thai DTV Visa? If you don’t want to leave Thailand every 180 days to refresh your stay duration, then you have the option to extend your stay for another 180 days. This can be done at least once every time you arrive in the country allowing you to stay for up to a year without penalty. However, you’ll also need to pay a fee and receive approval from the immigration authorities for this to be possible. Do you have to prove your purpose for having a DTV Visa every time you enter Thailand? No, you only need to prove that you are a remote worker or freelancer, are enrolled in a Thai Soft Power Activity, or are being treated
