plugin.json

{
  "$schema": "https://agent-plugins.org/schemas/1.0.0/plugin.schema.json",
  "name": "thailand-stay-plan",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "Which legal route lets you stay in Thailand? One read-only tool ranks the seven routes (30-day exemption and extension, tourist visa, DTV, Non-O retirement, Non-O marriage or Thai family, LTR, Thailand Privilege) from nationality, age, savings, income, planned stay, remote work, Thai family and budget, with the same rules as the Visa Map on thailandstayplan.com: whether each route fits, why, what to watch, 5-year or per-trip cost, time to get it, core papers, insurance rule, public sources and check date. Information with sources, not legal advice.",
  "author": {
    "name": "Thailand Stay Plan (BRS Properties Co., Ltd.)",
    "email": "info@thailandstayplan.com",
    "url": "https://thailandstayplan.com"
  },
  "homepage": "https://thailandstayplan.com",
  "keywords": [
    "Thailand visa",
    "Thailand retirement visa",
    "DTV",
    "Destination Thailand Visa",
    "LTR visa",
    "Thailand Privilege",
    "Thailand marriage visa",
    "stay in Thailand",
    "visa exemption Thailand"
  ],
  "extensions": {
    "com.openai": {
      "interface": {
        "displayName": "Thailand Stay Plan",
        "shortDescription": "Which Thai visa fits you",
        "longDescription": "You want to stay in Thailand for a month, a year or for good. Seven legal routes exist, and the one that fits depends on your passport, your age, your money, how long you want to stay, whether you work remotely and whether you have Thai family.\n\nTell ChatGPT those facts and Thailand Stay Plan ranks all seven routes for you: the 30-day exemption with its extension, the tourist visa, the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), the Non-O retirement route, the Non-O marriage or Thai family route, the Long-Term Resident visa (LTR) from the Board of Investment, and Thailand Privilege. For every route you see whether it fits, why it ranks where it does, what to watch, the 5-year or per-trip cost in Thai baht, the time to get it, the core papers, the insurance rule and the public sources with their check date.\n\nThe ranking is the same as the Visa Map on thailandstayplan.com, run by the same rules: Royal Gazette and TAT announcements for the 30-day exemption, the Department of Consular Affairs and Thai missions for the DTV, Immigration Bureau orders for the Non-O routes, the BOI checklist for the LTR and Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd. for the membership tiers. When a fact you need is missing, the app asks for it instead of guessing.\n\nThe app asks only for the facts above, never for your name, and stores nothing. It explains published rules with sources and check dates; it is not legal advice, and Thai missions and Immigration decide every case. It recommends no agent, insurer or product and takes no orders.",
        "developerName": "Thailand Stay Plan",
        "category": "Travel",
        "capabilities": [
          "Ranks all seven legal routes to stay in Thailand from nationality, age, money, stay, remote work and Thai family",
          "For each route: fits, check one point or does not fit, with the reasons, the points to watch and the blocker",
          "5-year or per-trip cost in Thai baht, time to get the visa, core papers and the insurance rule for every route",
          "Public sources and check date on every rule, the same rules as the Visa Map on thailandstayplan.com",
          "Asks for a missing fact instead of guessing; never asks for a name and stores nothing"
        ],
        "websiteURL": "https://thailandstayplan.com",
        "supportURL": "https://thailandstayplan.com/legal-notice",
        "privacyPolicyURL": "https://thailandstayplan.com/privacy-policy",
        "termsOfServiceURL": "https://thailandstayplan.com/terms",
        "defaultPrompt": [
          "I'm 62, American, with about 900,000 baht saved and a 40,000 baht monthly pension. How can I stay in Thailand for good?",
          "I'm a 35-year-old British remote worker with 600,000 baht in savings. Which Thai visa lets me stay 6 to 12 months?",
          "I'm Australian, 38, married to a Thai. What is my route to live in Thailand?"
        ],
        "brandColor": "#0E1B2B",
        "brandColorDark": "#E8A33D",
        "composerIcon": "./assets/icon.png",
        "logo": "./assets/logo.png"
      },
      "review": {
        "test_cases": {
          "positive": [
            {
              "description": "Retiree over 50 with the deposit route. The user gives nationality, age, savings and pension in Thai baht and wants to stay for good. The app ranks the Non-O retirement route first, the DTV and Thailand Privilege as check one point, and names the LTR, marriage route, 30-day exemption and tourist visa as not fitting, each with its blocker.",
              "prompt": "I'm 62, American, with about 900,000 baht saved and a 40,000 baht monthly pension. How can I stay in Thailand for good?",
              "tools_triggered": "which_thai_visa",
              "expected_behavior": "which_thai_visa is called with nationality American, age 62, stay years, savings_thb 900000 and monthly_income_thb 40000. The answer puts the Non-O retirement (extension route) first as fits, with 5-year cost 9,500 THB (5 x 1,900 THB), time 2+ months, no health insurance mandate, the 800,000 THB deposit seasoned 2 months before the first extension and 3 before later ones, the 400,000 THB floor and the note that agents charge 12,900-65,000 THB a year while filing yourself costs 1,900 THB. DTV and Thailand Privilege follow as check one point. LTR, Non-O marriage, 30-day exemption and tourist visa are listed as does not fit with a blocker each. Sources (Immigration Bureau Order 12/2568; ThaiLawOnline; Thailand Starter Kit), the check date 26 Oct 2026 and the sentence that this is not legal advice appear. The answer ends with a link to thailandstayplan.com. ChatGPT asks for no name and recommends no agent."
            },
            {
              "description": "Remote worker under 50 with mid-range savings. Nationality, age, savings and remote work are given; the stay is 6 to 12 months. The DTV is the only fitting route; the retirement routes are blocked by age, Thailand Privilege by the savings band.",
              "prompt": "I'm a 35-year-old British remote worker with 600,000 baht in savings. Which Thai visa lets me stay 6 to 12 months?",
              "tools_triggered": "which_thai_visa",
              "expected_behavior": "which_thai_visa is called with nationality British, age 35, stay 6_to_12_months, savings_thb 600000 and remote_work true. The answer ranks the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) first and as the only route that fits: 5 years, up to 180 days per entry, 10,000 THB fee, 500,000 THB funds proof, two entries cover most of a year, remote workers are a DTV purpose group, and since 31 Aug 2026 the application goes to the Thai mission of nationality or residence with a criminal record certificate. The other six routes are listed as does not fit with their blockers (for example Non-O retirement needs age 50 or over; Thailand Privilege membership starts at 900,000 THB). Sources Royal Thai Embassy Moscow, ThaiLawOnline 2026 and Dept. of Consular Affairs 28 Aug 2026, check date 26 Oct 2026, the not-legal-advice sentence and the link line are present."
            },
            {
              "description": "Thai family route. The user is under 50, married to a Thai citizen, with modest savings. The marriage or Thai family route is the only fitting route, open at any age.",
              "prompt": "I'm Australian, 38, married to a Thai. I have 300,000 baht saved and earn 50,000 baht a month. What is my route to live in Thailand?",
              "tools_triggered": "which_thai_visa",
              "expected_behavior": "which_thai_visa is called with nationality Australian, age 38, stay years, savings_thb 300000, monthly_income_thb 50000 and thai_family true. The answer ranks Non-O marriage / Thai family first as fits: 1-year extensions based on a Thai spouse or Thai child, open at any age, 5-year cost 9,500 THB (5 x 1,900 THB extensions), with the note that money and paper thresholds for this category must be verified at the user's office and that a long-term visa with a Thai spouse helps at the bank (Danish-Thai Chamber). The other six routes are listed as does not fit with blockers. Check date, not-legal-advice sentence and link line present."
            },
            {
              "description": "Short holiday. A Canadian on a two-week trip asks how long they can stay without a visa. The 30-day exemption ranks first; the tourist visa is second; the long-stay routes are not fitting for a trip under 30 days.",
              "prompt": "I'm Canadian, 29, going to Thailand for two weeks. Do I need a visa or how long can I stay visa-free?",
              "tools_triggered": "which_thai_visa",
              "expected_behavior": "which_thai_visa is called with nationality Canadian, age 29, stay under_30_days and at least one money figure (the app may first ask for savings and income if none is given; ChatGPT then asks the user and calls again). The answer ranks the 30-day exemption + extension first: Canada is on the 60-country list, 30 days visa-free since 15 Sep 2026, tourism only, the exemption replaced the old 60-day stay, no paperwork before flying, 0 THB per trip; one 30-day extension at Immigration costs 1,900 THB (verify at your office). The tourist visa is second as fits with the note that visa-free entry is simpler for under 30 days. The five long-stay routes are does not fit ('Built for long stays'). Sources TAT News 1 Sep 2026 and Royal Gazette 31 Aug 2026, check date 26 Oct 2026, link line."
            },
            {
              "description": "Wealthy pensioner with passive income in US dollars. The user gives savings and a pension in both baht and dollars and a premium budget. The LTR Wealthy Pensioner category ranks first; Non-O retirement, Thailand Privilege and DTV also fit or need one check.",
              "prompt": "I'm a 66-year-old US retiree with a pension of 90,000 US dollars a year (about 240,000 baht a month) and 1 million baht in savings. I want to live in Thailand with as little paperwork as possible. Which visa?",
              "tools_triggered": "which_thai_visa",
              "expected_behavior": "which_thai_visa is called with nationality US, age 66, stay years, savings_thb 1000000, monthly_income_thb 240000, annual_passive_income_usd 90000 and budget premium. The answer ranks the Long-Term Resident (LTR) first as fits: Wealthy Pensioner, 50+ with USD 80,000 a year passive income, one 10-year visa (5 + 5), the 90-day report becomes yearly, 50,000 THB fee, health insurance of USD 50,000 or Thai social security or a USD 100,000 deposit for 12 months, sources BOI LTR checklist 6 Nov 2025 and BOI press release 175/2569. Non-O retirement, Thailand Privilege and DTV follow with their status, cost and watch points. Check date 26 Oct 2026, not-legal-advice sentence and link line present. No insurer or agent is recommended."
            }
          ],
          "negative": [
            {
              "description": "Not Thailand. The app covers Thailand only, so a question about another country's visa should not call the tool, or if called with no Thailand context ChatGPT should answer on its own without Thailand Stay Plan content.",
              "prompt": "Which visa do I need to spend six months in Vietnam?"
            },
            {
              "description": "Approval guarantee. The app explains published rules with sources and says that Thai missions and Immigration decide every case. Expected: no promise that any visa will be approved, at most the ranked routes with the disclaimer.",
              "prompt": "Can you guarantee that my DTV application will be approved if I use your app?"
            },
            {
              "description": "Unrelated travel task. Booking flights or hotels has nothing to do with the stay routes, so which_thai_visa should not be called and no Thailand Stay Plan content added.",
              "prompt": "Find me a cheap flight from London to Bangkok next Friday."
            }
          ]
        },
        "commerce": false,
        "commerce_description": "The app sells nothing and processes no payments inside ChatGPT. Every figure it returns is a government fee, a bank threshold or the published membership fee of Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd., quoted with its public source as information; the app offers nothing for sale, takes no orders and links only to information pages on thailandstayplan.com. The website introduces licensed partners on some pages and discloses the commission there; the app itself names no agent and no insurer."
      },
      "publication": {
        "countries": [],
        "release_notes": "1.0.0: First version. One read-only tool on https://thailandstayplan.com/mcp: which_thai_visa ranks the seven legal routes to stay in Thailand (30-day exemption and extension, tourist visa, DTV, Non-O retirement, Non-O marriage or Thai family, LTR, Thailand Privilege) from nationality, age, savings, income, planned stay, remote work, Thai family and budget, with status, reasons, watch points, cost, time, papers, insurance rule, public sources and check date for every route. Same rules and ranking as the Visa Map on thailandstayplan.com. Asks for missing facts instead of guessing. English. No account, no name, nothing stored."
      },
      "apps": "./.app.json"
    }
  }
}