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What are the experiences of submitting a Permanent Residence (PR) application in Thailand?

Permanent Residence PR Application Thailand Visa Immigration Expat Experiences

Nan *********

asked Feb 3, 2022

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Has anyone here experienced or succeeded in submitting PR application?   (Permanent residence)

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Discussions about experiences with submitting Permanent Residence (PR) applications in Thailand, including insights from individuals who have successfully gone through the process without agents and tips for future applicants.

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Alfredo ******

@Matthew *******

so did you pass it right?

I will try to apply next year.

Assuming I fulfill all the requirements, do you think its quite easy to be approved?

I will try to learn some basic thai if needed.

5 years ago

Matthew ********

@Fredo *****

I submitted all paperwork and have an interview scheduled. Whether I pass depends on the remaining stages yet at least my application made it through which I think is a good sign.

From ppl I spoke to, it seems the paperwork is most important to prove you’re paying tax, are independent and will not be a burden to the country. Collecting all the docs isn’t easy, yet it’s not impossible either. Hope that helps

5 years ago

Alfredo ******

@Matthew *******

hello 👋 I was finally interviewed a few days ago, now I need to wait.

Did you receive your PR or are still waiting?

2 years ago

Matthew ********

Hi - I’ve just gone through the PR process and submitted all docs myself. No agent. I kept a pretty detailed record of what each doc requires and each step. Any questions you have in particular? Happy to help if can

5 years ago

Nan *********

@Matthew *******

what type did you submit ?

5 years ago

Matthew ********

@Nan ********

sure PM me - happy to help if I can

5 years ago

Matthew ********

@Nan ********

it can sound very overwhelming and daunting yet breaking down the process into small steps makes it more manageable

5 years ago

Nan *********

@Matthew *******

can I drop you inbox some questions? I and my boss tried last year but seemed less well prepared.

5 years ago

Nan *********

And did the government staff speak to you in Thai on the doc submission day? So you submitted last Dec.?

5 years ago

Matthew ********

@Nan ********

I applied under work category - yes applied in Dec and all conversations are in Thai.

I will admit my Thai is not great so fluency is not necessary, yet basic ability to explain who you are, how long you’ve been here, why you want PR is needed

5 years ago