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If you’re classed as a “wealthy pensioner” under the Thai visa system, you may be able to get a 10-year Long Term Residents (LTR) visa, but you’ll need to apply for an additional five-year stay after your first five years are up.
Only over-50s can qualify, and you must have an annual pension or stable passive income of at least $80,000 a year at the time of application – around £65,600. Eligible income sources can include your pension, capital gains, rental income and dividend income – salary income is not included.
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