Thailand Permanent Residence (PR)
We assist eligible long-term residents with Thailand Permanent Residence (PR) applications, document preparation, and Immigration submission in line with annual quota requirements.
Who is it for / Suitable for
Foreign nationals who have lived and worked in Thailand long-term.
Holders of Non-Immigrant visas (commonly Non-B or Non-O) with continuous extensions.
Executives, professionals, investors, or family members of Thai nationals.
Applicants seeking long-term stability without annual visa renewals.
Key Requirements
3-year continuous stay
Continuous stay in Thailand for at least 3 consecutive years on the same visa category prior to application.
Category eligibility
Meet category-specific criteria (Employment / Investment / Family / Expert).
Income & tax history
Sufficient income, tax payment history, and employment stability.
Thai language interview
Ability to speak and understand basic Thai (interview required).
Clean record
Clean criminal record and good conduct.
Annual quota window
Applications are accepted once per year within the official quota period.
Clients need to provide the following information / documents
Document Name
Notarized
Passport & visa history
Showing continuous stay.
No
Work permit(s)
Full period of employment.
No
Income tax returns (PND 91)
Usually past 3 years.
No
Employment certificate
From Thai employer.
No
Salary slips / bank statements
Proof of income.
No
Police clearance certificate
From Thailand & home country.
Yes (if foreign-issued)
Marriage / birth certificates (if applicable)
For family-based PR.
Yes (if foreign-issued)
Medical certificate
Issued in Thailand.
No
Application forms & photos
Immigration format.
No
Average Processing Time
Processing can extend to 24 months depending on case and quota.
What you would get when the application is complete
Permanent Residence Certificate
Official PR approval documentation.
Alien Registration Book (Blue Book)
Registration record for PR holders.
PR benefits activation
Eligibility to apply for a Thai ID for foreigners and no requirement for annual visa extensions.
On-going Compliance Requirements
To remain compliant as a PR holder:
5-year reporting
Report residence every 5 years to Immigration.
Address updates
Notify Immigration of address changes.
Re-entry permit
Obtain a re-entry permit when traveling abroad.
Maintain lawful conduct
Maintain lawful conduct in Thailand and apply for endorsement if changing employment (where applicable).
Government Agencies Involved
The PR process involves multi-agency review and approvals:
Thai Immigration Bureau
Main authority processing PR applications.
Ministry of Interior (MOI)
Final approval authority.
Royal Thai Police (Special Branch)
Background and security checks.
Ministry of Labour / Revenue Department
Employment and tax verification.
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