The Tax Advantages of Thailand’s Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa

In this video, Carl Turner and Emile de Marsac discuss Thailand’s Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa and its tax benefits for expats. They explore tax exemptions, discounts for various LTR visa types, and provide details on eligibility, conditions, and how to apply.
Whether you're planning to move to Thailand or change your current visa, this video offers valuable information to help you make an informed decision.
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00:00 Intro
01:49 Disclaimer
02:04 Agenda
02:45 What is the LTR visa?
03:22 Clarifying Thailand Tax Changes Announced in 2023
04:17 What visas are impacted by Thailand Tax Changes?
05:24 Case Study - Potential Tax Consequences on Retirement Visa
08:35 Free Tax Calculation Service
09:19 LTR Visa Tax Advantages
09:58 Four LTR Categories Overview
11:32 LTR Visa Family Members
12:19 LTR Wealthy Global Citizen Visa
15:26 LTR Wealthy Pensioners Visa
17:19 LTR Work from Thailand Professional Visa
19:03 LTR Highly Skilled Professionals Visa
21:01 LTR Visa Fees
24:09 LTR Visa Application Process
26:49 LTR Common Misconceptions
31:28 Step-by-Step - Is the LTR Visa right for you?
32:37 Permanent Residency vs LTR Visa
33:28 LTR Visa Term - Five plus five and renewals explained
35:19 Taxation Status of LTR Visa Categories
37:59 Importance of Maintaining LTR Investments
39:24 Capital Gains
40:17 Falling Below Income Requirements
41:40 Losing Qualifying Employment
42:09 Highly Skilled Professional Qualifying Employment
43:09 Permanent Residency vs LTR Visa 2
44:16 Criteria on Foreign Sourced Income
44:45 Demonstrating Pension Income
45:55 Outro
Disclaimer: The information in this video is for informational purposes only and is not intended as professional tax advice. It provides general guidance on tax matters and should not be the sole basis for making personal tax decisions. Tax situations vary greatly and tax laws may change. We strongly advise consulting with a qualified tax advisor for advice specific to your situation.

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[@b4bmm]

Good webinar thanks fellas. Any trickery to get away without the $500k investment for those under 50?

[@kohchangtai7820]

Is there tax levied on the $500,000 remitted into Thailand to buy the bond / condo in support of the LTR visa?

[@erikjanse3994]

What if you are over 50 years, have an income of 50.000 USD per year and bought an apartment in Thailand for over 10 million Baht about 5 years ago (all proving papers are present), do you then qualify for a LTR visa. Or do you need to make again an investment of over 10 million Baht to be able to qualify?

[@francinedowling8514]

Could you please explain about someone from belgium with small pension. Its exempt from tax in belgium because not above barema. Will this be taxed in Thailand .

[@rawemon]

If I don't pay tax from my money remitted to Tajland, what will happen?

[@b4bmm]

Nothing, they dont have the resources to enforce this. It's for the triple jabbed types.