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How to immigrate and settle in Thailand?

Release time:

2022-06-01

Thailand is not an immigration country, meaning that unlike the United States, Canada, or Australia, you cannot obtain citizenship or permanent residency in Thailand. Just remember, immigration to Thailand is not possible.

First, get a visa, and then you can come to Thailand to live with money.

Thailand is not an immigration country, which means that unlike the United States, Canada, or Australia, you cannot obtain citizenship or permanent residency in Thailand.

Just remember, you cannot immigrate to Thailand.

1,Buying a house or investing does not allow for immigration.
2,Getting married to a Thai person generally does not allow for immigration; you can only apply for a family visa.

If you cannot immigrate, then you can only apply for a Thai visa to live legally in Thailand.

There are many types of Thai visas:

1. Short-term visa
1. Visa on arrival, can stay for 15 days. 2. Tourist visa can stay for 60 days (can be extended for another 30 days after 60 days).

2. Long-term visa

1. Accompanying study visa
If your child studies in Thailand, the child can have a student visa, and the parent can apply for an accompanying study visa, one accompanying visa per child.

2. Student visa
(1) For students studying in kindergarten, primary school, middle school, high school, or university.

(2) Student visa for language schools.
Basically, as long as you are under 50 years old, you can attend a language school.

3. Retirement visa
If you are over 50 years old, you can apply for a retirement visa.

4. Work visa
If you work in Thailand, you can apply for a work visa.

5. Volunteer visa
You provide services to a volunteer organization and are issued a volunteer visa.

6. Buddhist study visa
A visa for some Buddhist researchers.

7. Family visa
If you marry a Thai person or have Thai relatives, you can apply for this visa.
These visas are all valid for one year; the first application is done in China, and then you can renew it in Thailand every year. The visa fees range from a few thousand baht to over ten thousand baht per year.

8. Elite visa

There are also elite visas for 5 years, 10 years, and 20 years, priced between 500,000 baht to 2 million baht.

The above 8 types of visas are the more common ones for those who want to stay long-term in Thailand.