Two income routes — with and without an investment
The lower the confirmed income, the higher the additional investment required in Thailand.
Health insurance — one of three options
Not a single rigid standard — pick whichever option fits best from the three.
How the process runs
A good fit if
A poor fit if
Who runs this programme
Your request goes to two or three firms from this list. You see exactly which ones before it is sent, and you can exclude any of them.
This is an independent list of firms in the market, not our partners — we do not forward requests to them or receive payment for referrals. Contact them directly via the link.
Frequent questions
Is age checked at visa renewal?
No — per the available data, age 50+ is checked only at the initial application, not at renewal for the second 5-year term.
Can an investment lower the required income?
Yes — per the available data, investing $250,000 in Thailand (bonds, shares, property, or building a villa) lowers the required income from $80,000/year to $40,000-79,999/year.
What health insurance options are accepted?
Per the available data, one of three: health insurance covering $50,000+ (10+ months remaining), active Thai social security, or a $100,000 bank deposit held continuously for at least 12 months.
Does the tax exemption cover income earned inside Thailand?
No — per the available data, the exemption covers only employment, business, or property income from OUTSIDE Thailand that’s remitted into the country; income earned within Thailand is taxed normally.
Who administers this visa?
Per the available data, the Board of Investment, not standard immigration channels.
How does this differ from the Wealthy Global Citizen category?
Wealthy Global Citizen (a separate programme on the site) is assessed by net worth from $1M with no age requirement and no income requirement; Wealthy Pensioner specifically requires age 50+ and confirmed annual income.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 27 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.