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Hawryluk Legal Advisors is a Phuket-licensed law firm and an officially appointed General Sales and Services Agent for Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. since 2014. It is one of few Thailand Privilege GSSA where every applicant is represented by a licensed law firm.

About Thailand Elite Visa & Thailand Privilege Card

The Thailand Elite Visa, now offered under the Thailand Privilege Card program, is a long-term visa for people who want to live in Thailand without dealing with repeated visa runs or yearly renewals. Depending on the membership, it can allow you to stay in Thailand for 5, 10, 15, or 20 years.

It is often used by retirees, families, business owners, and people who manage their work or investments from Thailand. For most membership tiers, there is no monthly income requirement, no Thai bank balance requirement, and no need to leave the country to keep the visa valid.

Approval is still subject to immigration review, background checks, and the rules of the membership you choose. As an authorized Thailand Privilege representative, we help you compare the options, understand the real costs, and prepare the application properly.

Privileges of Thailand Elite Visa Membership

The visa is the smallest part of what an Elite membership buys you. The larger part is having a team that handles the immigration paperwork, banking, address registration, the 90-day report for the next 5 to 20 years.

What’s included:

  • A multiple-entry visa for 5 to 20 years, depending on tier
  • Private arrival and departure lounges at the major Thai airports
  • A dedicated immigration channel, separate from the public queue
  • VIP reception and chauffeured airport transfer
  • Assistance with 90-day reports and address registration
  • Assistance opening a Thai bank account in local currency
  • A personal Liaison Officer for reservations and day-to-day requests
  • Preferred rates with partner hotels, spas, golf clubs, and restaurants
  • An annual health check
Perks and Benefits of Thailand Elite

Why apply through a licensed legal team rather than a sales agent?

Hawryluk Legal Advisors is the only Thailand Privilege Card GSSA where every applicant is represented by a licensed law firm. The membership price is set by Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. using us costs nothing extra, and every successful application includes a complimentary THB 50,000 legal services credit.

Applications processed in 4–8 weeks

Continuous support for the full term, not just the application”

No contingent fees, no hidden costs

English, Thai, Russian, Ukrainian, Mandarin

Licensed Phuket law firm, operating since 2011

Our firm’s work has been formally recognized by Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. with the Rising Star Award and 2nd Best Sales of the Year 2024

The THB 50,000 credit applies to legal work you’re likely to need once you’re settled.  These services include property advice, company setup, personal tax filings, a Thai tax ID, opening a bank account, notarial work, a Thai will, or immigration matters outside the Privilege Card itself. The credit isn’t transferable and can’t be exchanged for cash.

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About Hawryluk Legal Advisors

Hawryluk Legal Advisors has been an officially appointed agent of Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. since 2014, back when the program was still called Thailand Elite. We’re one of a small number of GSSAs authorized to process applications and one of the few that accepts cryptocurrency as payment.

The firm is based in Phuket. We work with clients in English, Thai, Russian, Ukrainian, and Mandarin.

For questions, about the Privilege Card, our live chat is available 24/7.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Thailand Privilege Card?

The Thailand Privilege Card, formerly the Thailand Elite Visa, is a government-backed membership programme operated by Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. under the Ministry of Tourism and Sports. It grants a multiple-entry Thai visa valid for 5 to 20 years in exchange for a one-time membership fee. The programme launched in 2003 and was renamed in October 2023.

How much does the Thailand Privilege Card cost in 2026?

Membership costs a one-time fee of THB 650,000 to THB 5,000,000 depending on tier: Bronze THB 650,000 (5 years), Gold THB 900,000 (5 years), Platinum THB 1,500,000 (10 years), Diamond THB 2,500,000 (15 years) and Reserve THB 5,000,000 (20 years, by invitation only). There is no annual membership fee. The annual Immigration extension fee is THB 1,900.

See the full price breakdown by tier.

Is the Bronze tier still available?

Bronze, at THB 650,000 for 5 years, is open to new applicants until 30 September 2026. It is the lowest-cost entry to the program and includes the visa, 90-day reporting assistance and airport fast-track, but no annual Privilege Points. After that date, Gold at THB 900,000 becomes the entry tier.

Who is Hawryluk Legal Advisors?

Hawryluk Legal Advisors is a licensed law firm based in Phuket, Thailand, established in 2011. It has been an officially appointed General Sales and Services Agent (GSSA) for Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. since 2014, and is a member of the Investment Migration Council. The firm serves clients in English, Thai, Russian, Ukrainian and Mandarin.

Why apply through a law firm rather than a visa agent?

A GSSA submits your application; a law firm also advises on it. Hawryluk Legal Advisors is the only Thailand Privilege GSSA where every applicant is represented by a licensed law firm, which means your background-check exposure, tax position and family arrangements are reviewed by lawyers before filing rather than after a problem appears.

How long does a Thailand Privilege application take?

Approval takes 6 to 8 weeks from submission for a complete application. Documents are screened simultaneously by four Thai government agencies: the Immigration Bureau, the Department of Consular Affairs, the Royal Thai Police Foreign Affairs Division and the Central Investigation Bureau. Incomplete files are the most common cause of delay.

How the Thailand Privilege background check works.