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What are the investment-based visa options for Thailand, and does the Elite visa provide a pathway to permanent residency?
Nov 27, 2020
4 years ago
Josh ***********
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Are there any visa options for Thailand that are based on investment ? Like in the form of property or government bonds? I have been interested in the elite for quite some time but my hesitancy is that it does not provide a path towards permanent residency. Thanks in advance.
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