A digital nomad on 180-day DTV cycles, a retiree protecting a seasoned THB 800k, an executive on a 10-year LTR, and a student near campus all need different leases, deposits and paperwork. These guides match each Thailand visa to the right housing strategy — lease length, deposits, the TM30 and 90-day address reporting, and the smartest neighbourhoods — using real data and tools, not sales pitches.
Remote workers and freelancers on the 5-year DTV doing 180-day stays.
How to rent on this visa →High earners, investors and wealthy retirees on the 10-year LTR.
How to rent on this visa →Retirees 50+ on the Non-O / O-A / O-X retirement route.
How to rent on this visa →Members on the 5–20 year Thailand Privilege (Elite) membership.
How to rent on this visa →Foreigners married to a Thai national on the Non-O marriage extension.
How to rent on this visa →Students and language/Muay Thai learners on the Non-ED education visa.
How to rent on this visa →Employees and business owners on a Non-B visa with a work permit.
How to rent on this visa →Visitors on a tourist visa or exemption scouting before a longer move.
How to rent on this visa →Start with the visa knowledge center → to find your route, then come back to match it to a home. Already know your area? Find your best-fit neighbourhood → or model your costs →
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General information only — not legal, immigration, tax or financial advice. Rental practices, deposits and visa/address-reporting rules change and depend on your situation; verify with official Thai government sources or a licensed specialist before acting. BAANLYY is a data-and-tools platform, not a broker or property manager, and never takes paid placement.