Looking to rent a bungalow resort in Thailand for 20yrs plus, how do I go about visas etc?
Currently living in the uk .
2 adults 1 child
Thanks
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The user is looking to rent a bungalow resort in Thailand for an extended period and inquires about the visa requirements for themselves, their partner, and their child. Comments indicate the possibility of Thai privilege and elite visas, but highlight restrictions with working under these visa types. A business in Thailand would require local ownership, a business visa, and a work permit for employees. Advisers recommend consulting with a Thai lawyer for detailed guidance due to complexities in establishing residency and conducting business in Thailand.
Have you lived in Thailand before? Speak Thai? Got lots of money for lawyers?A Thai majority owner partner? If you're having trouble figuring out what visas to get you should rethink going into business. It's a minefield littered with the corpses of a million dreams.
for a Thai priviage visa 20+ year, there charging 5,000,000 that £113,636 total rip off. Better doing the quarterly visa or every month going cross borders for weekend breaks
You will presumably need a company to run the bungalows and if you want a work permit you will need to employ at least four Thai workers. Theres no visa for owning a small business like a few bungalows.
Speak to a lawyer/accountant first check out costs see if its worth it.
Could get elite visa but then wouldnt be able to work
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