Thai Visa Belaws

In today’s globalised world, many individuals have the opportunity to hold dual citizenship, which allows them to enjoy the benefits and privileges of multiple countries. Thai dual citizenship is a serious consideration for those expats who have resided in Thailand for a long time. However, the complicated application process and legal requirements has often resulted in many questions arising from those interested in understanding its legality and practical implications in Thailand.

In this blog post, we will explore the possibility of Thai dual citizenship, exploring its legal framework, eligibility criteria, and the advantages it offers.

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Living in Thailand as a foreigner can be a fulfilling experience, but it often comes with its fair share of challenges. From navigating visa extensions to owning properties and starting businesses, foreigners encounter obstacles that can make living in Thailand difficult. However, one way to overcome these hurdles is by obtaining Thai citizenship through the process of naturalization.

In this blog post, we will explore the eligibility criteria, application process, benefits, and everything you need to know about obtaining Thai citizenship.

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How to apply for Thai Citizenship? In this blog post, we will explore how to apply for Thai citizenship.

Thailand has become a prime destination for businesses and entrepreneurs worldwide. The Non-Immigrant B visa, designed for those conducting business activities in Thailand, serves as the first step to working in Thailand. However, individuals holding other visa types, such tourist visas or retirement visas, may find themselves wanting to get a job and transition to a business visa to do so. However, this is only possible for certain visa types.

This blog explores the eligible visas that can be converted to a business visa in Thailand without having to leave the country.

Can I change my visa to a business visa in Thailand? This blog explores which visas that can be change to a business visa in Thailand without having to leave the country.

Thailand has become an increasingly popular destination for foreigners seeking to live and work. The Thai government has introduced the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa program to attract high-potential individuals. This 10-year visa offers a range of tax and non-tax benefits, making Thailand an attractive regional hub for living and doing business.

This guide will explore the eligibility criteria and the various tax benefits associated with the LTR Visa.

Thailand Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa: A Guide to Tax Benefits and Eligibility The Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa program to attract high-potential individuals tp Thailand.

The SMART Visa S is a unique visa category in Thailand designed to attract highly skilled professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors to contribute to the country’s economic growth. If you’re considering applying for this visa, it’s essential to understand what it entails, its benefits, application requirements, and how to extend it.

This comprehensive guide will cover everything you need about the SMART Visa S.

The SMART VISA S - Everything you need to know The SMART Visa S is a unique visa category in Thailand designed to attract highly skilled professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors.

The Thailand Elite Visa program has recently unveiled new membership packages that aim to provide an enhanced and diverse range of benefits for individuals and families looking to stay long-term in Thailand.

In this blog, we will explore the details of the new membership packages, eligibility criteria, application process, and the exclusive privileges and services offered to Thailand Elite Visa holders.

Thailand Elite Membership Program latest update Nov 2023 The Thailand Elite Visa program has recently unveiled new membership packages, learn more here.

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🌏 Exciting News for Aspiring Thailand Residents! 🇹🇭

Thailand has emerged as a coveted destination for expatriates looking to establish their lives and careers. To welcome high-potential individuals, the Thai government has introduced the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa program, a game-changer in the realm of long-term stays! 🌟

📣 This remarkable 10-year visa opens doors to an array of enticing tax and non-tax benefits, positioning Thailand as a regional hub for both living and conducting business.

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🌴 Important Announcement for Thailand Enthusiasts! 🇹🇭

The Thailand Elite visa has long been considered the premier choice for those seeking long-term residency in Thailand. However, there's news on the horizon! 🌅

📣 Thai authorities have made the decision to adjust the pricing of the visa due to the increasing demand.

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Thailand has positioned itself as an appealing choice for software development firms to establish their companies. This popularity stems from the opportunity to receive incentives from the Thailand Board of Investments (BOI). These incentives include the likes of complete foreign ownership, potential tax incentives, and a more straightforward process for obtaining work permits for foreign staff.

In this blog post, we will explore this further.

BOI Promotions for Software Development Companies BOI promotions for software development companies are available to qualifying applicants.

The Long Term Residency visa is now availble for application. To see how our experts can help you obtain an LTR visa, please click here:

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The key benefits of the visa include:

- 10-year renewable visa
- Multiple re-entry permit
- Permission to work in Thailand
- 17% personal tax rate for highly skilled professionals
- Tax exemption for overseas income
- Spouse and children of the visa holders will enjoy the same benefits with the maximum of four dependents per one visa holder
- Exemption from four Thais to one foreigner employment requirement ratio
- Fast-track service at international airports in Thailand Immigration and work permit services at one-stop centres.

Thailand’s Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) has approved the proposal by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) to extend the period of stay to 45 days for tourists from countries/territories entitled for visa exemption, and to 30 days for those eligible for a Visa on Arrival (VOA).

These new periods of stay will be in effect from 1 October, 2022, until 31 March, 2023.

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The Long Term Residency visa is now availble for application. The key benefits of the visa include:

- 10-year renewable visa
- Multiple re-entry permit
- Permission to work in Thailand
- 17% personal tax rate for highly skilled professionals
- Tax exemption for overseas income
- Spouse and children of the visa holders will enjoy the same benefits with the maximum of four dependents per one visa holder
- Exemption from four Thais to one foreigner employment requirement ratio
- Fast-track service at international airports in Thailand Immigration and
work permit services at one-stop centres.

For more information, please check out our blog post here.

https://www.belaws.com/thailand/long-term-resident-visa-thailand/

Long Term Resident Visa available from September 2022 Thailand has formally launched a new visa, known as a Long Term Resident Visa, which is due to begin in September 2022.

The long-term resident visa in Thailand, also known as LTR visa, will soon be available for application. This brand new visa is due to be released in September 2022.

In this article we explore some of the important details relating to the LTR visa, including application requirements, benefits, how to apply for it and a comparison to some of Thailand’s existing visas.

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Thailand's LTR Visa - a comparison The long-term resident visa in Thailand, also known as LTR visa, will soon be available for application. This brand new visa is due to be released in September 2022.

The duration of visa on arrival/visa exemptions may be increased to a maximum of 45 days. Currently, tourists are granted 30 day visa exemptions, and others are granted visas on arrival with a maximum stay of 15 days.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will propose the idea to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) at the next CCSA meeting on August 19.

The proposed extension would extend both visa exemptions on arrival and visas on arrival (VOA) to 45 days. Should approval be granted, the new policy would be effective from the date of approval until December 31, 2022.

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Airbnb recently announced a new initiative called “Live and Work Anywhere”. This initiative is aimed at helping promote the ability work remotely. As part of the program, Airbnb announced 20 destinations, including Thailand.

Each of these destinations will be given a special page on its website, known as ‘hubs of remote work’.

It was also announced that Airbnb will partner with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) to create a “Thailand Hub” page. This page will highlight the long-term accommodation options, entry requirements for Thailand, and visa types available.

For more information, please take a look at our latest blog post.

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Airbnb and the Tourism Authority of Thailand work together to promote remote work Airbnb recently announced a new initiative called "Live and Work Anywhere" which included Thailand as a destination.

From September 2022, Thailand’s new Long Term Resident visa (the LTR) will be available for application to those who satisfy the qualifying requirements. There has been a lot of attention placed on this new visa and the Thai Government has high hopes for it.

The LTR will have a validity of 10 years and offer some attractive benefits that are only available to this particular visa. For more details as to what these benefits are, please take a look at our blog post.

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What are the benefits of the LTR Visa? Holders of an LTR visa will be eligible for many attractive benefits. These benefits have been designed to make living in Thailand long term easier and less bureaucratic.

Have you ever dreamed of owning land in Thailand but couldn't? Well, this may be about to change as a proposal is being drafted by the Thai Interior Ministry which would allow foreigners to purchase and own up to 1 Rai of land (around 1,600 square metres, 0.16 hectare or 0.4 acres).

For more information, check out our blog post here:

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Thailand considering allowing foreigners to own land A proposal is being drafted by the Thai Interior Ministry which would allow foreigners to purchase and own land in Thailand.

Important Update:

ALL Immigrations offices in the country are closed (13th/14th/15th of July) until Monday the 18th.

Please note:

If you have a stamp that is expiring during this time that the immigration offices are closed and you show up at the immigration office on the 18th you will NOT be fined for overstay and can get your extension like normal.

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To boost arrivals and increase spending by international visitors, the Tourism Authority of Thailand has proposed plans to the government relating to the suspension all visa fees till the end of 2022.

The current price is 1,000 baht for people applying for a visa before arrival and 2,000 baht for those countries, that are required to pay a vis fee, applying for a visa on arrival.

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Thailand is fully open for both vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers. While unvaccinated travellers still need to provide a negative 'professional' ATK test, this is not required for vaccinated travellers.

Below you will see the COVID-19 vaccine guidelines for travellers to Thailand.

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Thailand has formally launched the Long Term Resident Visa (LTR), which is due to begin in September 2022.

The LTR is designed to attract foreigners with “high capability or potential” and allows holders to remain in Thailand for up to ten years as well as other incentives which aren't available to other visa types.

In this article, we take a look at the advantages of the LTR as well as who can apply.

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Long Term Resident Visa available from September 2022 Thailand has formally launched a new visa, known as a Long Term Resident Visa, which is due to begin in September 2022.

Thailands CCSA has announced the complete cancellation of the Thailand Pass, from July 1st.

Travellers of any nationality will no longer be required to obtain a Thailand Pass in order to enter Thailand, beginning July 1. Additionally, travellers will no longer be required to purchase Covid-19 insurance.

From July 1, travellers will be required to show proof of vaccination history to enter Thailand. Unvaccinated travellers must provide a negative “Professional” ATK test result.

If travellers cannot satisfy the above criteria, they can still enter Thailand but might be subject to an on-arrival ATK test.

If you are considering expanding your business to Thailand, your first consideration may have been setting up a company or representative office.

However, if you want to have foreign employees starting to work as soon as possible or would prefer to test the market before establishing a legal entity, one alternative is a Professional Employer Organization (PEO), also known as a sponsored Work permit.

For more information about PEO services, please take a look at our latest blog post.

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Sponsored Work Permits in Thailand Sponsored Work Permits in Thailand provide employee management services and administrative assistance.

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From the 1st of June 2022, Thailand has introduced a new set of entry requirments for travellers. These new requirements will have specific requirements for vaccinated, partially vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers from every country.

These new measures show a significant relaxing of the previous rules and make it easier for foreign travellers, both fully vaccinated and non-vaccinated to enter Thailand.

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Requirements for entering Thailand in June 2022 On the 18th of March 2022, Thailand’s Center for the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Epidemic Situation Administration (CCSA), approved a set of changes to the existing immigration measures imposed due to COVID-19. These new measures show a significant relaxing of the rules and make it easier for foreign...

IMPORTANT UPDATE

Please note that all the immigration offices in Thailand will be closed on Friday June 3rd.

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Thailand’s cabinet has approved the plans to reduce the long-term resident (LTR) visa fee to 50,000 baht, allowing non-Thais (including up to 4 of the applicants family member) to stay in Thailand for up to 10 years.

The government hopes to attract foreigners with high economic status or who have knowledge and expertise to help boost the country’s economy and investment prospects.

Individuals who may apply for the visa include the following:

1. High-net-worth global citizens;
2. Foreign retirees;
3. Those looking to work in Thailand;
4. Those with special skills.

The new price will come into effect 90 days after the official announcement in the Royal Gazette.

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From the 1st of June, the following requirements must be satisfied in order to enter Thailand:

All travellers will need to register on Thailand Pass (https://tp.consular.go.th/) and provide the following information:

1. COVID-19 vaccination certificates or COVID-19 test results;
2. A minimum of 10,000 USD (or equivalent) of travel insurance which includes medical expenses related to COVID-19;
3. Copy of a valid passport.

The Thailand Pass QR code will now also be generated IMMEDITELY after registration.

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Known around the world as a prime tourist destination, with its beautiful beaches and scenery, great food and welcoming culture, Thailand is also fast rising on the list of the best business hubs to relocate to or start a company.

In this article we provide a list of the top five business advantages that Thailand has to offer and should be kept in mind when considering entering the Thai market.

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5 reasons why Thailand is a great place to start a company Thailand is also fast rising on the list of the best business hubs to relocate to or start a company.