@Mark *******

it does have a high threshold unfortunately. Not sure why they set it that high. But amazing visa for anyone who does qualify

@Sean *********

uh-huh. 1%? Less?

@Bob *********

yes, you did. Pay attention

@Robert ***********

It's a 10 year residency visa for Thailand. Cost is only 50,000 baht for 10 years.

@Bob *********

you asked the question. Now you have the answer. LTR it is if you value your time and money at all

@Don ********

have you received an LTR using capital gains as the income source?

@Bob *********

you mean show a screen shot of your income. Maybe. Non-O is Nonsense if you qualify for LTR. Unless you love wasting time and money

@Mark *******

you just listed all the reasons for ‘why not’. It’s absurd. Who would leave 800k in a bank acct doing nothing?

LTR ensures no tax on income outside the country. And it’s cheaper than a multi-entry non O-A. Plus no 90 day reporting, plus fast track at airports. Never see immigration or bank offices again.

No, I don’t believe so. capital gains are difficult to use in the equation as it’s a one off event. The income doesn’t need to be taxable. It just needs to be sustainable.

I think if you could demonstrate trading or similar that resulted in consistent income, you may be able to make a case. Reach out to the BOI either by phone or email and ask.

@Min *********

6 minutes minimum…

Maybe. Many require only an end balance. Some embassies require seasoning time of up to 6 months