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Can I move to Thailand on a DTV visa with £1300 monthly passive income from rental properties?

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Oct 15, 2025

7 months ago

Anonymous *************

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Hi! If I’m getting £1300 roughly a month in passive income from rental properties can I move over on a dtv or do I need a remote job? Many thanks

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The question asks whether it is possible to move to Thailand on a digital nomad visa (DTV) with a passive income of approximately £1300 per month from rental properties. Replies suggest that while the income could be manageable in certain cities like Chiang Mai, the individual must also demonstrate financial stability by showing at least 500,000 THB in savings for 3 months. Therefore, managing expenditures and income proof is essential.

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Anonymous ******************

Hey I’m looking for someone to manage my property. You don’t have a work permit right?

7 months ago

Anonymous ******************

You can, you may however need to control your spendings as Thailand could be affordable but also very expensive. Choose the right city, go for local food and activities, etc.

7 months ago

Tang *****

Yes,

7 months ago

Muay *************

1300 ukp is approximately 60,000 baht can definitely get by in a place like chiang mai if not too much into partying

7 months ago

Andi ***********

You can get a DTV via rental property management. You need to show how you manage the business online. There is no minimum income requirement. You can find several posts in the threads from such DTVERS.

7 months ago

Vissasa ****

If you can keep your expenses to below 30,000 THB a month, that can work. However you have to show at least 500,000 THB in a savings/checking account for 3 months to qualify for DTV.

7 months ago

Anonymous ******************

You'd be barely surviving here whats even the point

7 months ago

Mathew ********

Anonymous participant 173 how much do you spend a month to survive?

7 months ago

Anonymous ******************

@Mathew *******

with all the inflation and prices going up one needs around 65k baht a mo th for a somewhat decent living, around 5 years ago 30k baht was enough but not in the current economy..

7 months ago

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Andi ***********

Anonymous participant 173 There are many areas of Thailand where 1300 quid is above barely surviving.

7 months ago

Jim *******

Anonymous participant 173

A person hiding with a useless response

7 months ago

Mike *****

Anonieme deelnemer 173 thats not for you to decide. Some people cant some people can.

7 months ago