Live in Thailand for 5 to 20 Years.
No Visa Runs. No Hassle.

It depends on your situation. The DTV gives you 180 days and requires renewal — useful for testing Thailand but not for long-term stability. The LTR requires significant proof of income or assets and is harder to qualify for.

The Privilege Card adds things neither the DTV nor LTR offers: VIP airport fast-track on every entry, a personal concierge who handles your 90-day reports, and lifestyle perks via Privilege Points. If you want to remove every remaining administrative friction from your Thai residency, the Privilege Card is the upgrade. We'll give you an honest assessment on your consultation call.

Yes, the 90-day reporting requirement still applies by Thai law. But you don't have to manage it yourself. Your personal concierge submits the online report on your behalf. In practice, it takes about five minutes of your time — just confirming your current address when asked. No trips to immigration required.

The membership remains valid and can be used whenever you return to Thailand within the term — there's no "use it or lose it" condition. The visa simply remains active.

Most applications are approved within two to four weeks from the date your documents are submitted. Hawryluik Legal manages the entire process — gathering your documents, liaising with Thailand Privilege Card Co., tracking your application status, and confirming your card issuance. You don't need to contact any government office yourself.

Yes. Platinum, Diamond, and Reserve members can add a next-of-family member for 500,000 THB (promotion extended to 31 March 2026). Your spouse or family member receives full equal status — not a dependent sub-membership. They get their own fast-track pass, their own concierge access, and the same visa validity as you. For families with children or more complex household structures, book a consultation call and we'll map out the right setup for your specific situation.

No. The Privilege Card has no ongoing financial requirements beyond the one-time membership fee. Unlike the retirement visa (which requires 800,000 THB locked in a Thai bank, or documented monthly income) or the LTR visa (which requires significant proof of global income or assets), the Privilege Card asks for none of this. Once your membership is approved, your visa status is secure for the full term regardless of any financial changes in your life.

Not at all. Our clients include retirees, but also a significant number of digital nomads, remote workers, online entrepreneurs, investors, and frequent visitors who simply want frictionless long-term access to Thailand. If you spend meaningful time here and want to stop managing your visa situation, the Privilege Card is open regardless of age or employment status — subject to nationality eligibility, which we'll confirm on your free call.

The programme is open to most nationalities. Hawryluik Legal has processed applications for clients from over 50 countries. The fastest way to confirm your eligibility is a 20-minute consultation call — we'll give you a clear answer and walk through the timeline for your specific nationality.