To obtain a Permanent Residence Permit in Thailand, you must meet specific criteria, including holding a non-immigrant visa for at least three years, fulfilling financial requirements, and potentially demonstrating Thai language proficiency.
Eligibility Requirements:
Non-Immigrant Visa Requirement:
You must have held a non-immigrant visa for at least three consecutive years before applying.
Your visa must have been extended yearly for three consecutive years.
Financial Requirements:
You must provide proof of stable and sufficient income through bank statements, salary slips, and tax returns.
Clean Criminal Record:
Applicants must have a clear criminal record.
Health Certificate:
A recent health certificate is required.
Additional Requirements:
You must hold a valid non-immigrant visa at the time of application.
You may need to pass a Thai language test or demonstrate proficiency.
You must fall into an eligible category such as investment, employment, or family reunification.
Application Process:
Applications are typically accepted between October and December each year.
Thailand sets an annual quota of 100 permanent residency approvals per nationality.