Thailand Privilege Visa Guide
Compare Thailand Privilege’s five published membership tiers, fees, validity and points, then check eligibility, visa conditions and the total commitment before paying.

Compare the membership cost with the stay you need
The operator’s published fees run from THB 650,000 for five-year Bronze to THB 5,000,000 for invitation-only Reserve. Membership length, annual points and permission to remain in Thailand are different things. Read the current agreement and visa conditions before making a large payment.
Find the information you need
Choose the option that best matches your situation to see the most relevant part of this guide.
Published membership tiers — checked 2 November 2026
Operator headline fees for the named membership tiers. Check the current agreement, eligibility and any additional-member or promotional terms directly; this table is not an approval or booking offer.
| Comparison | Published fee and membership term | Annual privilege points |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | THB 650,000; 5 years | 0 |
| Gold | THB 900,000; 5 years | 20 |
| Platinum | THB 1,500,000; 10 years | 35 |
| Diamond | THB 2,500,000; 15 years | 55 |
| Reserve | THB 5,000,000; 20 years on the operator’s current webpage; invitation only | 120 |
Use the current contract when documents differ
The operator’s comparison PDF uses “20++ years” for Reserve, while its current membership webpage lists 20 years. This guide uses the webpage term in the table. Ask the operator to confirm the applicable contractual duration and any renewal provision in writing rather than interpreting a marketing symbol as a guarantee.
Older Thailand Elite membership names and benefits can have different conditions. Do not assume an existing member’s old agreement describes a new application. Match the exact product name and current agreement, and verify any agent’s authority with the operator.
Make the cost comparable
For scale only, dividing the headline fee by the listed membership years gives Bronze THB 130,000/year, Gold THB 180,000/year, Platinum THB 150,000/year and Diamond about THB 166,667/year. These are arithmetic averages, not annual instalment offers or refundable balances.
Compare that commitment with your likely time in Thailand and the other routes for which you genuinely qualify. Allow separately for housing, healthcare, insurance, travel and any immigration charges not included in the offer. Points have value only if the available benefits fit your use; do not equate a point allowance with a cash balance.
Before submitting an application or payment
Membership is not a substitute for checking visa conditions
Ask how the visa is issued, how long a particular entry permits you to stay, and what you must do before that permission ends. Read the arrival stamp and any extension requirements rather than treating a five- or ten-year membership as one uninterrupted stay. Confirm reporting and passport-replacement procedures.
Do not treat membership as permission to take employment, run a business or perform work. Check the immigration and work-authorisation route for the activity you intend to carry out. Tax residence, health cover and permanent residence are also separate questions; get appropriate advice for your circumstances.
Check benefits you will actually use
Ask for the current redemption catalogue, booking notice, availability limits, expiry and treatment of unused points. Check whether airport assistance, transport or administrative support covers your actual location and travel pattern. A service described as assistance does not guarantee that a bank, licensing authority or immigration office will approve an application.
Keep a copy of the offer, agreement, payment receipt and official correspondence. If a promised benefit materially affects the decision, request its exact current terms before paying.
Useful next steps
Detailed Privilege guide
Read the Living guide alongside the operator’s agreement.
Learn moreCompare long-stay routes
Check which route fits your purpose and eligibility.
Learn moreRetirement options
Compare retirement routes before choosing a membership.
Learn moreSources used for this guide
Sources are reviewed regularly so important changes can be reflected in the guide.
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