Requirements
Tax & notes
Foreign income not taxed if not remitted to Thailand in the same tax year
Key requirement: 5-year multi-entry; 180-day stays; THB 500,000 funds in bank seasoned approximately 3 months; proof of remote work or digital skills
Tax treatment reflects the regime available to nomad-visa holders. Data: WhereNext (getwherenext.com), CC BY 4.0, which compiles it from official government and institutional sources. Figures are indicative — always confirm current details with the official source before making decisions.
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is Thailand's route for remote workers who want to live there while working for clients or an employer abroad. There is no published minimum-income requirement to qualify. The visa is granted for up to 60 months. Below are the key requirements — income, duration, cost, processing time, and how your income is taxed as a visa holder. Rules change, so confirm the current details on the official government source before you apply.
Frequently asked questions
How much income do I need for the Thailand digital nomad visa?+
There is no published minimum-income figure for this program, but you may still need to prove you can support yourself. Check the official requirements before applying.
How long can I stay in Thailand on this visa?+
The visa is issued for up to 60 months, and many programs are renewable — see the renewable field above.
How much does the Thailand nomad visa cost to apply?+
The application cost is roughly $300 at current exchange rates, excluding any local fees, health insurance, or document costs.