What is the minimum income requirement for the Thailand DNV?

The minimum income requirement for Thailand's Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa, which includes the "Digital Nomad Visa" category, is $80,000 USD per year. This applies to the "Highly-Skilled Professionals" and "Wealthy Global Citizens" categories. However, there are exceptions. If you’re applying as a "Wealthy Pensioner," you’ll need an annual income of at least $40,000 USD, plus at least $250,000 USD in assets. For "Work-from-Thailand Professionals," the $80,000 income applies, but if your income is between $40,000 and $80,000, you'll need a Master's degree, IP ownership, or receive Series A funding. The LTR visa is valid for five years, renewable for another five, offering a 10-year stay. It also includes a reduced personal income tax rate of 17% on income earned in Thailand, a significant perk compared to the standard progressive rates which can go up to 35%. So, while $80,000 is the general benchmark, assess your specific situation and assets to see if you qualify under a different category.