Considering a long-term stay in Thailand?
LB Visa Services has you covered — with reliable, no-pressure support to help you secure your future in the Land of Smiles.
We specialize in:
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Retirement Visas – for those 50+ looking to enjoy peace and affordability.
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Education Visas – including Thai language, Muay Thai, and more.
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Business & Investment Visas – build a company or invest and stay long-term.
Free Consultation — No commitment. Just answers.
Benefits of Living in Thailand:
| Advantage | Description |
|---|---|
| Low Cost of Living | Rent, food, and transport are all affordable. |
| Quality of Life | Good healthcare, tropical climate, and relaxed lifestyle. |
| Multiple Visa Options | Pathways through age, study, business, or marriage. |
| Digital Nomad Hotspot | Chiang Mai, Bangkok, and Phuket offer strong expat networks. |
Things to Watch:
| Consideration | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Permanent Residency is Hard | Expect long wait times, strict quotas, and bureaucracy. |
| Low English Proficiency | Learn basic Thai or live in expat-dominant zones. |
| Rule Changes & Overstay Fines | Stay updated — immigration laws shift often. |
Next Step:
✅ Book your free consultation with LB Services
⏳ Start your move without risk, pressure, or wasted time
Live where your money lasts longer — and where the rules are clear.
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FAQ
Can I work for a Thai company on a DTV visa?
No. The DTV visa does not allow local employment. It’s only for remote work, freelancing, or online businesses based outside Thailand.
Is health insurance mandatory?
Not officially required for all applicants, but highly recommended. We can help you get a low-cost international plan accepted by Thai authorities.
Can I switch from a tourist visa to a DTV visa inside Thailand?
No, the DTV visa must be applied for outside Thailand. We guide you through embassy selection and required exit plans if needed.
Do I need to pay tax in Thailand if I’m on a DTV visa?
If you stay more than 180 days/year, you may be considered a tax resident.
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