They REMOVED the Income Requirement?! Thailand’s New 2026 LTR Rules

Описание: Is the Thailand LTR Visa still the "Gold Standard" for 2026? 🇹🇭

If you’re a high-net-worth expat or professional looking for long-term stability, the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa remains the ultimate choice. Designed by the Board of Investment (BOI), it skips the usual bureaucratic hurdles of standard retirement or business visas.

Why are so many switching to the LTR in 2026?
• 10-Year Residency: Issued as two consecutive 5-year terms.
• Tax Haven Benefits: Exempt from Thai tax on foreign-sourced income remitted into Thailand for retirees, wealthy citizens, and remote workers.
• Work with Ease: Includes a digital work permit and a flat 17% personal income tax rate for highly skilled professionals.
• No More 90-Day Reporting: You only need to check in with immigration once a year.
• VIP Treatment: Access to fast-track premium lanes at international airports.

Major 2026 Updates You Need to Know:
1. Wealthy Global Citizens: The $80,000 annual income requirement has been removed, allowing you to qualify based on asset and investment capability alone.
2. Expanded Dependents: In addition to a spouse and children, parents are now eligible to join as dependents under the updated 2026 rules.
3. Tax Protection: While Thailand’s 2024 tax law changes impact many, the LTR stands as a protected category for legal, tax-free remitting of offshore earnings.

Whether you are a wealthy pensioner, a remote professional, or a highly skilled expert, our team at Anglo Siam Legal is here to guide you through the complex BOI application process and secure your "golden ticket" to Thailand.

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Disclaimer: All legal or other Information contained herein is provided by or in strict consultation with licensed attorneys who are members of the Lawyers Council of Thailand. The client manager and CEO, although a lawyer does not practice law in Thailand as it is a regulated service his role is to convey the advice from the Thai lawyers to clients to ensure matters are understood by all parties.