The Thailand Privilege Visa, formerly known as the Thailand Elite Visa, offers foreign nationals a unique opportunity for long-term residency in Thailand. Managed by the Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd., a division under the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, this visa program provides multi-year, multiple-entry stays ranging from 5 to 20 years, depending on the membership tier selected.

Thailand Privilege Membership Options

  1. Bronze Membership
    • Validity: 5 years
    • Cost: 650,000 THB
    • Additional Notes: Limited availability from December 15, 2024, to June 30, 2025.
  2. Gold Membership
    • Validity: 5 years
    • Cost: 900,000 THB
    • Privileges: 20 points per year
  3. Platinum Membership
    • Validity: 10 years
    • Cost: 1.5 million THB
    • Additional Member Fee: 1 million THB
    • Privileges: 35 points per year
  4. Diamond Membership
    • Validity: 15 years
    • Cost: 2.5 million THB
    • Additional Member Fee: 1.5 million THB
    • Privileges: 55 points per year
  5. Reserve Membership
    • Validity: 20 years
    • Cost: 5 million THB
    • Additional Member Fee: 2 million THB
    • Privileges: 120 points per year
    • Eligibility: Invitation only

Thailand Privilege Program Benefits

  • Extended Stay: Long-term visa options ranging from 5 to 20 years with one-year-per-entry privileges, removing the hassle of regular renewals.
  • Airport Perks: Fast-tracked immigration services, access to premium airport lounges, and dedicated Elite Personal Assistants at major Thai airports.
  • Exclusive Offers: Depending on the membership, benefits include luxury discounts, annual health check-ups, golf privileges, spa access, and invitations to special events.
  • Convenience Services: Assistance with opening bank accounts, personalized concierge services, and streamlined 90-day reporting.

Thailand Privilege Eligibility Requirements

To apply, you must:

  • Hold a valid foreign passport.
  • Have no record of overstaying in Thailand.
  • Be free of criminal convictions, except for negligence-related offenses.
  • Not have been declared bankrupt or mentally incompetent.

Application Process for Thailand Privilege Visa

  1. Submit Your Application: Provide your completed form, a scanned copy of your passport, and a recent passport-sized photo.
  2. Background Check: Thai authorities will conduct immigration and criminal checks, which can take 1 to 3 months.
  3. Membership Fee Payment: Once approved, you must pay the applicable fee within 30 days.
  4. Visa Issuance: Receive your visa at a Thai embassy, on arrival at a designated airport, or at the Immigration Bureau in Bangkok.

For professional guidance, consult an official GSSA for step-by-step support. With their expertise, the process becomes seamless and stress-free.

The Thailand Privilege Visa is a gateway to extended residency and unparalleled lifestyle benefits in Thailand. It combines convenience with luxury to ensure an exceptional long-term stay.

Take the first step toward experiencing the best Thailand has to offer.

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