Thailand Digital Nomad Visa
Long-Term Resident (LTR) / Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
Long-Term Resident (LTR) / Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
Duration
LTR: 10 years / DTV: 5 years
Cost
LTR: 50,000 THB ($1,400) / DTV: 10,000 THB ($280)
Min. Income
LTR: $80,000/year or $40K+ income + investment. DTV: proof of remote work
Tax
LTR: 17% flat tax on Thai employment income. DTV: No Thai tax on foreign income not remitted
Requirements
- LTR: High income/investment proof. DTV: proof of remote employment, health insurance, $500K+ company or freelance proof
About the Long-Term Resident (LTR) / Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
Thailand offers both the premium LTR visa and the newer DTV visa for digital nomads. Bangkok and Chiang Mai remain the world's most popular nomad destinations.
How to Apply
- Ensure you meet the minimum income requirement of LTR: $80,000/year or $40K+ income + investment. DTV: proof of remote work
- Gather required documents: LTR: High income/investment proof. DTV: proof of remote employment, health insurance, $500K+ company or freelance proof
- Submit your application and pay the LTR: 50,000 THB ($1,400) / DTV: 10,000 THB ($280) fee
- Wait for processing and approval
- Travel to Thailand and register upon arrival
Tax Implications
LTR: 17% flat tax on Thai employment income. DTV: No Thai tax on foreign income not remitted
Cities in Thailand
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Thailand digital nomad visa?
The Long-Term Resident (LTR) / Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) allows remote workers to live in Thailand for LTR: 10 years / DTV: 5 years. It costs LTR: 50,000 THB ($1,400) / DTV: 10,000 THB ($280) and requires a minimum income of LTR: $80,000/year or $40K+ income + investment. DTV: proof of remote work.
What are the requirements for the Thailand nomad visa?
LTR: High income/investment proof. DTV: proof of remote employment, health insurance, $500K+ company or freelance proof.
Do I need to pay taxes in Thailand on a digital nomad visa?
LTR: 17% flat tax on Thai employment income. DTV: No Thai tax on foreign income not remitted