Thailand Expands 10-Year Residency Visa for Families

The Thai government has confirmed that spouses and children of holders under its Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa programme are eligible to apply for a dependants' visa. This announcement broadens the appeal of the 10-year residency scheme for foreign families considering relocating to Thailand.
The details were published on the official LTR Visa portal, which outlines the programme's scope designed to attract high-potential individuals by offering tax and non-tax incentives. Under this programme, immediate family members of an LTR Visa applicant or holder can apply for a dependant visa without needing to meet the programme's eligibility criteria independently, as long as the principal applicant qualifies under one of the four designated categories.
The Thai government aims to attract one million wealthy or talented foreign residents over the next five years, framing the LTR Visa as a means to bring in new technologies, skills, and investments while supporting economic growth.
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