2 DTV questions
* I own some property in the U.S. that I rent out and manage (pay bills, arrange for maintenance) from Thailand. I have lease contracts from tenants I could show to demonstrate the income. It seems a stretch to call that income employment, What do you all think? Would I qualify for a digital nomad visa?
* I am age 66 and retired. Is there an unstated upper age limit for DTV? I plan to stay for 4 months this time. I want to set up a bank account, but don't want to put 800K baht in a bank in Thailand.
Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring whether managing rental property in the U.S. while living in Thailand qualifies as remote work for obtaining a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV). They also ask if there is an upper age limit for the DTV and express concerns about depositing 800,000 baht in a Thai bank for the visa. Comments suggest that passive income from rentals may not qualify as employment, raise concerns about taxation in Thailand, and confirm that individuals over 66 have successfully obtained the DTV.
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