Thailand Eases LTR Visa Requirements to Attract Global Talent and Boost Investment On January 13, 2025, Thailand’s Cabinet announced Important changes to the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa program. These updates are designed to attract skilled professionals, global investors, and their families while fostering increased foreign investment in the country. Highlights of the LTR Visa Updates…
Gain valuable insights and expert guidance on obtaining Thailand’s Long-Term Resident Visa at our upcoming workshop in Phuket on November 29, 2024 FRANK Legal & Tax is pleased to announce that we’ll be hosting an in-depth workshop on the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa in the scenic island of Phuket on November 29, 2024. This event…
Thailand Elite Visa Membership Packages Set to Transform The current Thailand Elite Visa membership packages are due to be discontinued in their current form. To adapt to the global economic landscape, a new suite of offerings will be made in October 2023. This move reflects the intent to modernize and cater to a diverse client…
The Thai government recently announced that they are making some changes to the Long-Term Resident Visa (“LTR”) requirements intending to attract more foreign residents to come to Thailand. Kindly note that although the Thai cabinet and the Board of Investment (BOI) approve of this new LTR visa, there still has not been any official announcement…
the Thailand Privilege Card’s new “Flexible Plus Program”
This program gives high-income foreigners a work visa and other benefits to stay and invest in Thailand.
In addition to offering legal and tax services, FRANK Legal & Tax also provides immigration services. Our immigration department recently facilitated the issuance of business visas and certificates of entry for a group of 12 foreign (Brazilian) engineers to come and provide services to their customers located in Thailand. The procurement of such visas can…
Visa amnesty for foreigners in Thailand, which has been extended since April of 2020, was further extended to September 26th, 2020. This extension was described as “final” by the Cabinet and another extension seems highly unlikely. The visa amnesty, which was originally due to expire on July 31st was further extended until September 26th, 2020, allows foreigners to stay in Thailand without having to extend visas…
The Thai Immigration Bureau recently announced that starting from 30th June 2020, landlords will no longer need to file reports on their foreign guests every time they arrive at their properties. Landlords refer to Thai and foreign nationals who own property in Thailand, hotel managers and other accommodation operators. Previously, landlords needed to comply with…
Fabian Doppler was recently interviewed by THAIZEIT.DE on issues relating to the crackdown on abusive “Visa Runs” by foreigners (which are now no longer tolerated even in case of entering the country by plane), the new regulations of tourist visa exemption and other advice in response reader’s queries. The article has been published HERE
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