Can I become a permanent resident in Thailand if I'm married to a Thai citizen and have businesses and property?

The ability to become a permanent resident (PR) in Thailand while married to a Thai citizen depends on multiple factors, including the duration of residence and compliance with certain regulations. While the questioner has businesses, a bank account, and property with a Thai spouse, these factors alone do not guarantee PR. Generally, one must hold a visa for at least three years, pay taxes (around THB 80,000 monthly), and have a history of continuous residency. There are further requirements, such as passing a Thai language test. The process is competitive, with limited spots available annually. Consulting with an immigration lawyer is recommended for thorough guidance.