Thailand Privilege Card Reinforces Thailand as a World-Class Safe Haven for Long-Term Living
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Thailand Privilege Card says Thailand's safety, wellness infrastructure and long-term visa privileges are strengthening the country's appeal as a second-home destination for global residents.

Bangkok, Thailand (4 June 2026) - Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd., the residency programme and privileged-services provider operating under the supervision of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, is reinforcing Thailand's position as a safe destination for long-term living.
The company said rising global instability and demand for relocation have increased interest among global citizens, including residents of the Middle East, in second-home destinations that combine security, quality of life and long-term stability.
Thailand ranked among the top three safest countries in Southeast Asia in Numbeo's Safety Index 2026, supported by its geopolitical balance, multicultural society and comparatively low natural-disaster risk.
The announcement also points to Thailand's growing wellness appeal, citing the Global Wellness Institute ranking the country seventh among the world's top 25 wellness markets and forecasting further growth in wellness tourism by 2028.
Manatase Annawat, President of Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd., said safety remains a key consideration for global residents seeking long-term residency, alongside medical care, traditional healing, wellness and longevity-focused services.
Thailand Privilege Card offers long-term visas from 5 to more than 20 years, together with VIP airport services, fast-track immigration, government concierge support, multilingual member assistance and lifestyle privileges across stay, travel, leisure, health, well-being and wealth.
The company said its network spans more than 1,500 affiliations globally and 400 alliances in Thailand, and that continued exclusive events and networking opportunities are part of its effort to set a higher standard for long-term living in Thailand.
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