Rates

Rates2026-09-06T11:07:43+07:00

Transparent pricing

Fixed fees, published before you commit

Every fee for both visas is on this page, so you can weigh the decision privately before you speak to anyone. Each one is fixed at the outset, covers the whole application, and carries a guarantee.

DTV

฿19,000

Per applicant — excludes VAT and the ~฿10,000 government fee

  • Eligibility and category check
  • Embassy selection for your nationality
  • Full document preparation
  • Filed for you, online
  • A named specialist through to approval

LTR

฿48,000

Flat across all four categories — excludes VAT and the ~฿50,000 government fee

  • Eligibility and category check
  • Full document preparation
  • The endorsement process handled
  • Filed and tracked for you
  • A named specialist through to approval

Dependants

From ฿7,000

Per dependant — ฿7,000 on a DTV, ฿24,000 on an LTR (spouse and children under 20)

  • Added to the main application
  • Relationship documents prepared
  • Filed together as one process

Our money-back guarantee

If an application we prepared is refused because of our error, we refund your service fee in full. The government fee is paid to the Thai authorities and cannot be refunded, so it sits outside the guarantee. Refunds are issued within 14 business days of the refusal notice. The guarantee does not apply where documents you supplied were inaccurate or falsified.

Start your application — email a Bangkok specialist

We reply personally, usually within a business day
Common questions

Rates & guarantee questions

What does your service fee actually include?2026-09-06T18:25:03+07:00

The DTV service fee is 19,000 THB. The LTR service fee is 48,000 THB, flat across all four sub-categories — no surcharge for a complex case. Dependants are 7,000 THB on a DTV and 24,000 THB on an LTR. Each fee covers the full eligibility review, embassy or BOI selection, document preparation in the format the authority expects, submission, follow-up on any document requests, and confirmation of approval. All fees exclude VAT and the Thai government fee — roughly 10,000 THB for DTV and 50,000 THB for LTR — which are quoted separately before you commit. No tiers, no complexity charges, nothing added later.

What happens if my application is rejected?2026-09-06T18:21:38+07:00

Your service fee is refunded in full if the application is refused for a reason attributable to our preparation. Refunds are issued within 14 business days of the refusal notice. The Thai government fee — roughly 10,000 THB for DTV, 50,000 THB for LTR — is paid directly to the embassy or the BOI and cannot be refunded by us. We state that exclusion up front rather than burying it, because a vague money-back promise is worth less than a clear one. The guarantee does not apply where documents you supplied were falsified or materially inaccurate.

Should I apply for the DTV or the LTR?2026-09-06T18:22:13+07:00

The DTV suits remote workers earning from outside Thailand, people joining an approved Thai activity such as Muay Thai or cooking, and anyone who wants five years with up to 360 days a trip. The LTR suits applicants earning USD 80,000 a year, holding USD 1 million in global assets, or living on substantial passive income — ten years, annual reporting instead of 90-day, airport fast-track and family coverage. If neither fits your situation, we will say so and point you to the right kind of provider. Email us and a specialist will tell you which one applies.

How long does an LTR application take?2026-09-06T18:23:24+07:00

The BOI publishes a 20-business-day target once a complete application is filed. Realistically, plan for 6 to 12 weeks from first contact to visa in passport. The variable is almost always documentation — income proof, investment evidence and BOI-format documents for you and any dependants. LTR Wealthy Global Citizen applications take longest, because the qualifying Thailand investment must be made and documented before filing. LTR Work-from-Thailand Professional and LTR Highly Skilled Professional move fastest when employer paperwork is already in order.

Can I work in Thailand on a DTV?2026-09-06T18:23:04+07:00

No. The DTV is treated as a tourist visa: it does not permit employment with Thai companies or Thai-based clients, and DTV holders cannot hold a Thai work permit. What it does allow is remote work for foreign employers, foreign clients, or your own business registered abroad — the income source must sit outside Thailand. If you need to work for a Thai employer, the DTV is the wrong route. Only the LTR Highly Skilled Professional covers employment with a Thai company, and only in BOI-targeted industries. Anything outside that needs a standard Thai work permit.

Which embassy should I apply through?2026-09-06T18:22:33+07:00

It depends on your nationality, where you are now, your document set and your timing — and the difference is real. Processing runs from about 10 days to several weeks, documentation requirements differ between posts, and some embassies will not accept applications from non-residents at all. Vientiane, Phnom Penh, Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur are common choices for nationality-specific reasons. Choosing the wrong one is a frequent reason applications stall or come back for resubmission. Email us your nationality and current location, and we will tell you which posts are open to you.

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