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Dear customer,

Thank you for printing this page, obviously you found something of interest, we can help you with your documents and make sure that your planning to migrate to Thailand. we can assist you from the planning stage upto a suitable residence. Generally spoken we can help you with :

  • Attending Inquiries for Any Countries' Visa Assistance (Source - Email, Call or office appointment)
  • Solving Visa Related Queries
  • Preparing The Basic Set to Be Forwarded for Further Processing
  • Coordinating with The Operations and Keeping the Client Updated On The Visa Status
  • Promoting and Cross Selling Other Services (Packages, Tickets, Insurance, Etc.)
  • Research On the Latest Updates of Visas
  • Marketing, To Grow the Flow of Business
  • Dealing with Disciplinary Matters and Customer Complaints

We hope to see you soon in our office to review the details of your programs, we will help you with your efforts,

M.J. van't Zand
Marketing manager

Kronenburg Estates S.L.
CIP and residence programs
Thailand 
Residency  

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Thai Permanent Residency

Residing in Thailand

A lot of people want to stay permanently in Thailand as it is one of the most sought-after destinations in South East Asia offering a low yet convenient standard of living.

There are a lot of inquiries from foreigners who are constantly on a trip to the Land of Smiles as to how they can apply for Thai Permanent Resident status.

Obtaining status as a Permanent Resident (PR) in Thailand has many advantages. It allows you to live permanently in Thailand, with no requirement to apply for an extension of stay. You can also have your name on a house registration document, and you will be able to buy a condominium without making a bank transfer from abroad. Getting a work permit is also made easier once you have PR status.

In addition to this, you can be eligible to become a director of a Thai public company, as well as eventually apply to become a naturalized Thai citizen. You will also be able apply for an extension of stay and Permanent Resident status for your non-Thai family members.

All applications for Thai Permanent Residency is processed by the Royal Thai Immigration Commission. The annual quota for granting permanent residency in Thailand is a maximum of 100 persons per country. The application period for Thai PR usually from October to the end of December of every year.

In order to apply to become a Thai Permanent Resident, you must meet the following criteria:

  • You must have had a Thai non-immigrant visa for at least three years prior to the submission of your application. Holders of multiple NON-Immigrant visas can not apply.
  • You must have 3 consecutive yearly extensions in order to qualify.
  • You must be a holder of a non-immigrant visa at the time of submitting your application.
  • You must be able to meet one of these categories to apply for PR status in Thailand:
    • Investment category (minimum 3 – 10 Mil. Baht investment in Thailand)
    • Working/ Business category
    • Support a family or Humanity Reasons category: In this category, you must have a relationship with a Thai citizen or an alien who already posses a residence permit as a husband or wife; father or mother; or a guardian of a Thai child under 20 years of age.
    • Expert / academic category
    • Other categories as determined by Thai Immigration

You should note that the list of required documents for the application depends on the category under which the application is made.

Once your application for Thai Permanent Residency is approved, a residence blue book is issued to you. You must then register your place of residence in Thailand at the local Amphur and obtain a house card. A week after the receipt of your residence certificate you can then apply for an alien book (red book) at the local police station, which is the equivalent of the Thai national ID card. You must re-register there every year.

The Residency Permit itself never expires, unless revoked. To be able to leave the country and return to Thailand, however, requires you to apply for a re-entry permit (endorsement).

You can file an application to become a Thai naturalized citizen after holding Permanent Resident status in Thailand for 10 consecutive years.

Read information about owning property in Thailand here

Read information about'elite card' in Thailand here

Contact us

If you are seeking more information on Immigration and your eligibility or wish to validate information provided by our partners or other advisors, please use this assessment to get in touch with us.

Within 72 hours we will be more than happy to evaluate your potential, answer all your questions, clarify all points of interest, and provide you with valuable recommendations, without any obligations on your part.

At '.Kronenburg .' we value privacy. No information will be shared with third parties under any circumstances.

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Required documents
Passport
  • validity 6 months after trip
  • has 1~3 empty visa pages
  • copy of first page
  • copy of previous visa's
    (if any)
1~3 passport pictures
  • light background
  • recent
  • No "selfie"
  • No (partial) facial cover
  • Neutural facial expression
Bank statement
  • Original in English
  • over past 3 months
  • In some case over past 6 months

  • Filled in application form
  • Health insurance
  • Translations
  • copies of all documents
  • specific purpose documents
  • Fee (none refundable)

Countries where you can buy citizenship or residency

The super-rich are no longer just spending their money on private jets, yachts, and hotels — they're also splashing out on second passports.

The Second Citizenship Survey 2017 from CS Global Partners found that 89% of people would like to own a second passport, and over 34% said they had looked into investing in a second citizenship.
Even more striking were the 80.68% who said they would be willing to invest or donate 5% of their annual salary for a second citizenship — more than they spend on monthly rent.
Luckily, according to Associated Press, at least two dozen countries offer a new home to people willing to invest in a business, real estate or government bonds.

Some of these countries offer Citizenship by Investment (CIP) programs where money can actually buy a second passport, usually starting at around $200,000.

The programs typically involve investment in real estate in exchange for the elite status that comes along with owning a citizenship — and property — in another country. Other programs offer "elite residency" — an extended visa with perks — in exchange for similar investments.

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