Long-term resident (LTR) visa in Thailand.

• Personal data page and all pages with Thai visa stamps
• Passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of visa issuance
• At least two blank pages in a passport

• For spouse
  • Copy of marriage certificate

• For children under age 20
  • Copy of birth certificate or a proof of child custody

• Minimum coverage of USD 50,000 for hospitalisation treatment in Thailand
• The signature and the stamp of the insurance company are mandatory
• Submission of this document can be done separately at a later date before the issuance of the  notification letter

• Evidence supporting valid social security benefits that insures treatment and hospitalisation in Thailand

• Bank statement for the last 12 months, confirming a deposit of a minimum of USD 100,000 along with additional USD 25,000 per one dependent that has been held for at least 12 months

• Copy of Thai Government Bond in an applicant’s name
• Shareholder list with an applicant’s name mentioned as a shareholder (not over three months old)
• Portfolio statement for the last 12 months issued by brokerage companies
• Evidence of investment in a venture capital company or private equity trust registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission
• Copy of certificate of ownership of condo/ apartment/ in an applicant’s name (Or.Chor 2, not over three months old), and Copy of the sale and purchase agreement of the apartment / condominium unit

• Evidence of qualification (e.g. copy of a university certificate)

• Evidence of achievement (e.g. research projects / intellectual property / publications /awards / certificate of professional qualification / certification of related area of expertise)

• Master’s degree in Science and Technology (in case of experts working in a corporate with income in the range of USD 40,000 –USD 80,000)

• Evidence of an intellectual property ownership

• Master’s degree (in case of income within the range of USD 40,000-USD 80,000)

• Evidence of obtaining series A funding of minimum of USD 1 million (in case of income in the range of USD 40,000-USD 80,000)

• A copy of a certificate of employment, or its equivalent, signed by an authorised representative of a foreign company and stating the employee’s position, monthly or annual income, and employment period 
• Copy of company registration

• Copy of a certificate of employment or equivalent, indicating the employee’s position, the monthly or annual income, and the employment period, signed by an authorised representative of a company in Thailand, a research institution, a private higher education institution, or a specialised training institution.

OR

A copy of a certificate of employment or equivalent, signed by an authorised representative of a government agency (public higher education institution, government or state-owned agency, research institution or specialised training institution)

• Company profile or company annual report
• Catalogues or brochures