Complementary spa treatments can be book through the Member Contact Center by informing the name of the spa, preferred date and time, and preferred type of massage. The reservation should be made no less than 6h in advance.

Complementary golf courses can be book through the Member Contact Center by informing the name of the golf course, preferred date and time, and group name (if any). The reservation policy depends on the golf course, but note that only one month in advance reservations are accepted.

The Bangkok immigration office can be avoided by Thai Privilege members by dropping their passport off at the Thailand Privilege Card Office on Sathorn Road for their 90-day reporting.

Assistance with the 90-day report can be provided to members by the Thailand Privilege Card. Upon request, the Member Contact Center can also offer help with government affairs, opening a Thai bank account, or obtaining a driving license.

The Thailand Privilege Diamond Membership is categorized as a long-term tourist visa, and thus working in Thailand with it is not permitted. However, a business visa and work permit may be applied for by members while holding their Elite membership, which will continue until its expiration. Privilege services can still be used by members as usual, except for 90-day reporting, stay extension, and transferring the visa or arrival stamp to a new passport.

The certificate of residence can be issued either by the member’s embassy or by the immigration office in the member’s residence area.

The stay extension report is mandatory for lifetime members only. It must be done every 90 days, in addition to the 90 days report. The date is calculated based on the last entry stamp from the immigration in the passport. The extension must be done before the expiry date stated in the arrival or extension stamp. Please note that for the extension for stay permission, all foreigners must be physically present at the immigration office to take a photo and fingerprint scan.