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 immigrants:

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.

Extended data:

There are seven kinds of visas in Thailand: transit visas, tourist visas, business visas, non-immigrant visas, diplomatic visas, official visas and courtesy visas. Among them, non-immigrant visas are divided into ed, F and O. Tourist visas are valid for three or six months and can stay for 30-60 days. Entry with a tourist visa requires carrying cash or equivalent foreign currency equivalent to 20,000 baht per person or 40,000 baht per family.

According to the relevant laws and regulations of Thailand, those who stay in Thailand for an overdue period will be fined 500 baht/day, with a maximum of 20,000 baht, and re-entry is prohibited within 10 years. On February 9, 2009, the Immigration Bureau of Thailand held the official launching ceremony of the new version of the electronic visa system on arrival at Suvarnabhumi Airport, with a view to further facilitating foreign tourists, including China tourists.

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