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Property Ownership with Thailand Privilege
Secure your asset while securing your stay.
Membership:
Membership:
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Own Property. Secure Residency. Enjoy Thailand.
Visit Thailand PrivilegeInvest in selected developer properties and receive a 5-year Thailand Privilege residency benefit.
A seamless pathway to live and invest in Thailand with confidence.
A seamless pathway to live and invest in Thailand with confidence.
Investment Criteria
For foreign nationals investing not less than 3 Million Baht in real estate.
Two Main Options:
• Buying: A condominium unit.
• Renting: A condominium or a house. (we do not offer this service)
Documents: Buying a Condo
Standard Documents:
Visa Application Form, Copy of Application Passport.
Ownership Proof:
Condo Sales & Purchase Agreement
Payment evidence (Transfer/Receipts
Title Deed showing applicant's name
Map showing the building's location
Required Photos:
Must provide photographs of the applicant at:
1. Front of the Condominium Building
2. Front of the Room (Must clearly see the Room Number)
3. Inside the Room (interior)
Family Criteria
Spouse:
Must have a legal relationship
Children:
Biological, Adopted or Step-children.
Parents:
Father or Mother of the applicant (50 years or older)
FAQ: Long-Term-Visa
1) What is the 5-Year Thailand Privilege program offered on this page?
This is a long-term residency benefit provided through selected developer projects. When a buyer purchases a qualifying condominium unit (minimum THB 3 million), the developer sponsors a 5-year long-term stay membership for the buyer. It allows the buyer to secure both property ownership and residency stability at the same time.
2) How is this different from applying for membership independently?
Instead of applying separately and paying a full membership fee directly, the developer absorbs the 5-year program fee as part of the property purchase package (subject to project terms and eligibility). The buyer focuses on acquiring the property, and the residency benefit is structured within the purchase arrangement.
3) What is the minimum property purchase requirement?
The qualifying threshold is generally a condominium purchase of THB 3 million or above, depending on participating developer projects. Eligibility is tied specifically to selected developments.
4) Does this residency benefit apply to all properties in Thailand?
No. It applies only to selected developer projects that participate in the 5-year residency program offering. Not all condominiums or resale units qualify.
5) Does this program grant property ownership rights?
No. Property ownership rights remain governed by Thai property law. Foreign buyers may own condominium units under foreign ownership quota rules. The residency benefit supports long-term stay. It does not change ownership regulations.
6) Is the 5-year visa automatically approved?
Approval remains subject to standard background checks and eligibility review by the relevant authorities. The developer sponsors the membership benefit, but applicants must still meet immigration criteria.
7) Can I work in Thailand under this 5-year residency program?
No. The 5-year residency benefit provides long-term stay rights only. It does not grant work authorization. Separate visa and work permit arrangements are required for employment or business activity.
8) Are family members included?
Depending on the arrangement and eligibility, family members such as spouse and children may be considered. Additional conditions and documentation may apply. Each case is reviewed individually.
9) What documents are required when purchasing a condominium under this program?
Typically required:• Passport
• Purchase agreement
• Proof of fund transfer
• Supporting identification documentsExact documentation depends on both the developer and immigration requirements.
10) Why is this program attractive to property buyers?
It allows buyers to:• Secure a tangible asset in Bangkok
• Obtain long-term stay stability
• Avoid separate upfront membership payment
• Simplify relocation planningFor lifestyle buyers and long-term investors, this creates alignment between residency and asset ownership.
11) Is this permanent residency?
No. It is a 5-year long-term stay program structured through developer participation. It does not grant Thai permanent residency or citizenship.
12) Who is this most suitable for?
This structure is suitable for:• Foreign buyers seeking Bangkok condominium ownership
• Investors planning medium-term stay
• Individuals who want residency certainty tied to property acquisition
• Buyers who prefer bundled residency solutions
13) What happens after 5 years?
Options at the end of the term depend on prevailing program structures at that time. Renewal or alternative visa planning may be considered based on the individual’s circumstances.
14) Should I apply for this before or after selecting a property?
This program is property-linked. The residency benefit is structured through the selected developer project. The property selection typically comes first.
This is a long-term residency benefit provided through selected developer projects. When a buyer purchases a qualifying condominium unit (minimum THB 3 million), the developer sponsors a 5-year long-term stay membership for the buyer. It allows the buyer to secure both property ownership and residency stability at the same time.
2) How is this different from applying for membership independently?
Instead of applying separately and paying a full membership fee directly, the developer absorbs the 5-year program fee as part of the property purchase package (subject to project terms and eligibility). The buyer focuses on acquiring the property, and the residency benefit is structured within the purchase arrangement.
3) What is the minimum property purchase requirement?
The qualifying threshold is generally a condominium purchase of THB 3 million or above, depending on participating developer projects. Eligibility is tied specifically to selected developments.
4) Does this residency benefit apply to all properties in Thailand?
No. It applies only to selected developer projects that participate in the 5-year residency program offering. Not all condominiums or resale units qualify.
5) Does this program grant property ownership rights?
No. Property ownership rights remain governed by Thai property law. Foreign buyers may own condominium units under foreign ownership quota rules. The residency benefit supports long-term stay. It does not change ownership regulations.
6) Is the 5-year visa automatically approved?
Approval remains subject to standard background checks and eligibility review by the relevant authorities. The developer sponsors the membership benefit, but applicants must still meet immigration criteria.
7) Can I work in Thailand under this 5-year residency program?
No. The 5-year residency benefit provides long-term stay rights only. It does not grant work authorization. Separate visa and work permit arrangements are required for employment or business activity.
8) Are family members included?
Depending on the arrangement and eligibility, family members such as spouse and children may be considered. Additional conditions and documentation may apply. Each case is reviewed individually.
9) What documents are required when purchasing a condominium under this program?
Typically required:• Passport
• Purchase agreement
• Proof of fund transfer
• Supporting identification documentsExact documentation depends on both the developer and immigration requirements.
10) Why is this program attractive to property buyers?
It allows buyers to:• Secure a tangible asset in Bangkok
• Obtain long-term stay stability
• Avoid separate upfront membership payment
• Simplify relocation planningFor lifestyle buyers and long-term investors, this creates alignment between residency and asset ownership.
11) Is this permanent residency?
No. It is a 5-year long-term stay program structured through developer participation. It does not grant Thai permanent residency or citizenship.
12) Who is this most suitable for?
This structure is suitable for:• Foreign buyers seeking Bangkok condominium ownership
• Investors planning medium-term stay
• Individuals who want residency certainty tied to property acquisition
• Buyers who prefer bundled residency solutions
13) What happens after 5 years?
Options at the end of the term depend on prevailing program structures at that time. Renewal or alternative visa planning may be considered based on the individual’s circumstances.
14) Should I apply for this before or after selecting a property?
This program is property-linked. The residency benefit is structured through the selected developer project. The property selection typically comes first.