What are the requirements for emigrating to Thailand? (People who have lived in Thailand come to answer)

The Thai government allows China citizens to immigrate to Thailand 200 times a year. Foreigners who wish to immigrate to Thailand must apply according to the quota regulations and apply at the Thai embassy or consulate before leaving Thailand.

1. Family migration

According to the provisions of the Immigration Law of Thailand, China citizens must meet one of the following conditions before they can apply for immigration and settle in Thailand:

(1) spouses and parents (including adoptive parents) of Thai citizens;

(2) Children of Thai citizens (including adopted children);

(3) Brothers and sisters of Thai citizens must be underage brothers and sisters and have no one to take care of them in foreign countries;

(4) Other special circumstances stipulated in the immigration law of Thailand.

According to the Immigration Law of Thailand, applicants who meet the immigration requirements can entrust their relatives and friends living in Thailand to apply to the Immigration Bureau of Thailand, or they can apply to the Thai Embassy in China with relevant documents. The documents submitted include: photocopies of ID cards of relatives and friends in Thailand, proof of economic income or property status of relatives and friends in Thailand, especially proof of real estate such as houses, letters from relatives and friends in Thailand, my passport and photos, etc.

After receiving the application form and related materials, the Consular Section of the Thai Embassy in China will report the application to the Immigration Bureau of Thailand for review and confirmation. After verification, officials of the Thai Embassy in China will issue an immigrant visa to the applicant, who can take a passport to settle in Thailand.

2. Marriage migration

Foreigners can obtain permanent residency by marrying Thai nationals. However, if a foreign man marries a Thai woman, the child born to him should follow his father's nationality and only be allowed to stay, but not to enter Thailand. If a Thai man marries a foreign woman, the child can acquire Thai nationality.

3. Professional immigrants

Conditions for allowing foreign professionals or scholars to stay in Thailand for a long time: (1) Professionals or scholars whose majors are beneficial to Thailand can obtain residence permits; (2) The annual minimum income is $6,543.8+0,000 yuan; (3) Aged 25 or above. The application for long-term residence is limited to professionals who are in short supply in Thailand, and the application must be made by the relevant Thai institutions that want to hire you in Thailand. Anyone whose personal knowledge, professional ability and property reach the level stipulated by the government can apply for permanent residence.

Professionals or scholars who have obtained residence permits can stay in Thailand indefinitely. Family members (spouse, parents, unmarried children under the age of 2/kloc-0) can also obtain residence permits in Thailand. Anyone who has obtained a residence permit must apply for a work permit if he wants to work in Thailand. Although the income of Thai people is not high, the house price is also very cheap, and there are many ways to solve the housing problem. A friend from China once spent about 850,000 yuan to buy a townhouse in Bangkok, which is roughly equivalent to the area near the Fourth Ring Road in Beijing. The villa is divided into three floors, with a landing area of about 90 square meters and a small courtyard. With the privatization of land in Thailand, most people's concept of home is that they must have land and yard. For urban youth, scholars and vagrants, they have to buy apartment buildings. Bangkok is one of the cities with the highest proportion of foreigners living in Asia. Restricted by nationality, foreigners can't buy land in Thailand, which has boosted the apartment building market. However, in 2008, the apartment buildings in the urban financial sector were almost sold for 1 10,000 to 20,000 yuan per square meter, while outside the central city, the house prices dropped rapidly. If you still can't afford to buy a house, many people will choose to rent a house. In the center of Bangkok, an 80-square-meter two-bedroom apartment costs about 2,000 RMB per month.