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What are the requirements for obtaining an Investment Visa in Thailand?

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May 18, 2018

8 years ago

David ************

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Tod Daniels and Graham Gross if I was wrong about the investment visa I apologise. Tod I understand for investment you first need a non immigrant visa. Then show 10m baht investment in either a Thai bank fixed account or purchase a condo or buy government bonds. I don't believe buying shares in a Thai company qualifies.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

To obtain an Investment Visa in Thailand, you need to first apply for a NON-O visa. After this, you must demonstrate a 10 million baht investment, which can be deposited in a Thai bank, invested in a condo, or used to buy government bonds. Buying shares in a Thai company does not qualify for this visa. There are alternative options like the Thai Elite Visa, which offers various investment levels.

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Robert ********

I was on the investment visa back when it was only 3MB, but later switched to Thailand Elite (1MB) which allowed me to free up funds for investment purposes. Thai Elite now has options ranging from Bt. 500,00 up to 2MB (5yrs to 20 yrs) and you can do whatever investments you like, might be worth consideration.

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8 years ago

Graham *******

It’s not why I’m here, was just asking because I was chatting with a friend about it, I appreciate the insight.

8 years ago

Robert ********

IF you are in Thailand for the purposes of seeking investments, as a member you will get invites to many investment seminars and the

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8 years ago

Graham *******

I’m thinking that’s the best way to do it.

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Robert *******

This website is from the Board of Investment, they will help with the so called "Investment Visa". For more information just contact them.

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8 years ago

Tod *********

I don't think you're wrong either..

8 years ago

Graham *******

Nah I don’t think you’re wrong mate.

8 years ago

David ************

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Thanks. I looked through that before. And previously had a law firm tell me that buying shares in a Thai company doesn't qualify. Nobody has proven that wrong.

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David ************

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