Bank Statement for the Thailand LTR Visa
Thailand's Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa offers 10-year residency to wealthy pensioners, remote workers, and investors — each with published income or asset thresholds verified by the Board of Investment. Wealthy pensioners, for example, show USD 80,000 in annual passive income, or USD 40,000 plus Thai investments. Bank statements are the proof. Here is how to prepare them.
Key Benefits
- Documents the USD 80,000 passive income the pensioner track requires
- Shows salary deposits for the work-from-Thailand professional track
- Evidences the reduced-income-plus-investment combination route
- Supports BOI's document review with clean, verifiable records
How It Works
- Step 1: Identify your LTR category and its income or asset thresholds on the BOI site
- Step 2: Download 12 months of statements covering the qualifying income streams
- Step 3: Convert them to Excel with Bank Statement Converter and subtotal income by source and year
- Step 4: Upload the statements with pension letters, contracts, or investment evidence to the BOI portal
Frequently Asked Questions
- What income counts for the LTR wealthy pensioner track?
- Stable passive income — pensions, dividends, rental income — totaling USD 80,000 per year, or USD 40,000 combined with a qualifying Thai investment such as property or bonds.
- How does the remote worker track differ?
- The work-from-Thailand track looks at salary from a qualifying foreign employer, with income thresholds and employer revenue tests. Salary deposits on your statements corroborate the employment contract.
- Is the LTR better than the retirement visa?
- The LTR offers 10-year validity, no 90-day reporting in the same way, and a digital process — but higher financial bars. Many retirees who clear the income threshold prefer it.
- Are statements from any country accepted?
- Yes, BOI reviews foreign statements. Non-English statements need translation, and consistent formatting across accounts speeds the review.
Convert Your LTR Statements