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What are some recommended agents or law firms for Thai citizenship applications?
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Jan 27, 2026
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Nathan *************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi hoping for a recommendation, looking for a visa AGENT or LAW FIRM that does THAI CITIZENSHIP applications and processing. I have had a residence permit for at least 10 years, and have accumulated enough points to qualify for citizenship already. Just want an agent to handle the paperwork and submission.
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The post requests recommendations for a visa agent or law firm specializing in Thai citizenship applications. The user has held a residence permit for at least 10 years and believes they qualify for citizenship. Several comments provide advice, raise clarifying questions about residency status and requirements, and suggest consulting a Thai citizenship group. There are mixed opinions on using agents for citizenship applications, with some cautioning against it.
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Brook ********
You should take this question to the Thai citizenship group.
Also, experts warn against using an attorney or agent.
Also, experts warn against using an attorney or agent.
Nathan *************
ORIGINAL POSTERBrook Powers thank you for the recommendation. I agree with you, but i am far outside bkk now and after doing everything myself for over 20 years, i need a break
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Nathan Complicator even if using an agent dooms your successful application?
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Larry ***************
A guy on the old Thai Visa board did this many many years ago said he had to sing the Thai National song during his interview. True
Nathan *************
ORIGINAL POSTERLarry Lee Gearhart thanks Larry kuddos to you for mentioning an actual factual requirement
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Cliff *********
For those who are curious, what are the requirements?
Dca *****
Well, did you go to Special Branch yet???
Wannikea *********
You've had a work permit for the last 3 consecutive years?
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ORIGINAL POSTERWannikea Wanblee over 22 years now, and it is irrelevant in regards to this matter.
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Nathan Complicator it is highly relevant as 3 years of unbroken wp and enough earnings are a requirement.
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ORIGINAL POSTERMikkel Kruse its not, after confirming with immigration already, i dont even need a job anymore. The lesson to be learned is, not everything you read on those lists applies to everyone.
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Reg ***********
Nathan Complicator a bit rude
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ORIGINAL POSTERReg Wilkinson sorry will try to correct this
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Av **********
U r a funny guy … good luck on that 1!
Michael ********
Go to the Thai citizenship group page and there website.
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ORIGINAL POSTERMichael Dawson thank you will do
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Stephen ********
What's actually a "resident permit". Is that permanent residency?
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ORIGINAL POSTERStephen Howell correct
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Nathan Complicator Converting Thai permanent residency (PR) to citizenship requires holding the Thai Permanent Residence "red book" for at least 5 consecutive years, maintaining a high income (minimum ฿80,000/month or ฿40,000/month if married to a Thai national), and passing a Thai language proficiency test/interview. Applicants must be at least 20 years old, have a clean criminal record, and be employed with tax records for the past three years.
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ORIGINAL POSTERStephen Howell your information is not correct and you are confusing some of the requirements for permentant residency with the requirements for citizenship. I know as i submitted and processed sucessfully my residency permit myself.
Nathan *************
ORIGINAL POSTERAlso the residency book is blue, or white if its a copy. The red book you are required to get in the process is not a residency permit.
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