Is it legitimate to apply for a DTV visa by working as an educational consultant for a company in my home country??
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The discussion revolves around the legitimacy of applying for a DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) while working as an educational consultant for a foreign company from your home country. Several comments confirm that remote work is acceptable as long as it is not connected to Thai nationals or businesses, and having proper documentation from your employer is crucial. Contributors suggest including a clarification in your application if there could be misunderstanding about your employment relationship with Thailand.
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As long as you have zero interaction with Thai nationals or businesses.
Yes Sir. In reality, I have no involvement with Thailand, but my contract doesn’t mention that specifically. So I need to request the company to rewrite the contract. Is that correct? And is it necessary?
Of course and digital work is ok as long as it's off shore. Just supply correct paperwork same as successful applicant before. Don't go over the top just give them what they want don't start sending them all this crap it doesn't help. It just helps your insecurity
Yes, Sir. I feel insecure about my job title because they might think I work for a Thai educational institution, but in reality, I don’t. I only work for a Western country.
Yes, Sir. I feel insecure about my job title because they might think I work for a Thai educational institution, but in reality, I don’t. I only work for a Western country.