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Can a Forex Trader qualify for a Dtv visa in Thailand?

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Oct 20, 2024

2 years ago

Ayoub *********

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Hi just a quick Question, before I send a Enquiry to the lawyers in Bangkok to get more information on the matter I am a Forex Trader wanting to stay in Thailand with a Dtv visa... I am based in the uk been in Thailand for 6months now using the visa on entry, I trade and I have a good income with good savings, is it possible that I fall in any of the categories they have to be eligible?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user, a Forex trader residing in Thailand on a visa on entry, is inquiring about eligibility for a Dtv visa. Insights from comments suggest considering running a UK LTD company for tax benefits, and emphasize checking the Thai Embassy's visa section for accurate information. There are also recommendations for reaching out to lawyers and checking forums for similar applicants' experiences.

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Andi ***********

@Ayoub ********

in the threads you should find posts by similar applicants. I have read about a couple of approvals via the embassy in London. They highlighted how they manage their portfolio online. Other embassies though may view your application differently so sending an email first would be wise.

2 years ago

Wesley ********

If you’re worried, just sign up to Muay Thai or cooking classes

2 years ago

Ayoub *********

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@Wesley *******

yeah Muay Thai looks like the best bet! But Ill need to find a good spot somewhere up north of Thailand good price and see what that will total up, but I just rather be honest and go through the right way but yes I know it might bite me the butt and make things worse

2 years ago

Andrew ******

@Ayoub ********

business going well then ?

2 years ago

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Andrew ******

B**

Yeah so what you do is is open a UK LTD company and run your broker acc through it.

CashPlus now known as Zempler works fine with brokers assuming you're using IBKR or similar.

Then profits can go from Zempler > Wise > BKK bank easily.

You need folk who specialize in trading TAX laws rather than a generic accountant for your yearly books.

You can write most off if you're smart otherwise you get whacked even on unrealized gains.

2 years ago

Ayoub *********

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@B**

you the best thank you so much Baz for your input and advice.. Will loook into it!!

2 years ago

B**

@Ayoub ********

Welcome. It's straight forward once you know.

Tax man just doesn't like to inform you since the system is built for them and not us lol

2 years ago

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B**

Henrik *****

You get more answers by scrolling the earlier replies in this group, that go to a lawyer.

First of all read the visasection of the Thai Embassy where you will apply.

2 years ago

Ayoub *********

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@Henrik ****

thannnnk You

2 years ago

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Ayoub *********

What are the requirements for obtaining a DTV Visa in Thailand for remote work?

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2 years ago

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