Can you obtain a 6-month visa to Thailand from Canada?

@Arvind ******

not "after 60 days" but well BEFORE the 60-days stay permit expires, you can either extend with 30 days on Immigration for 1900.- THB, or exit Thailand and get stamped in another 60 days upon re-entering Thailand. If you exit and re-enter just before the expiry of the visa validity, you get almost 8 months out of this visa. With another 30-days extension, this would result in an almost 9 months stay

@Nongnuch *******

exactly

@Min *********

You suggest that a work permit can be issued together with a DTV, and that is absolutely impossible, since the DTV tells employment not allowed.

Also there is not a rule for DTV of maximum 360 days in a calender year.

@Min *********

Local employment is not allowed, nor you can ask or get an employment permit IF you're on a DTV.

@Elías *******

right, but Min referred to “remote work for international clients.”

@Elías *******

read again, none of your points have something to do with what i said…

@Min *********

💯 I wonder if

@ *************

a has any other irrelevant statements for you 🙄😒🤣

@Damo **********

The statements of

@Elías *******

are not irrelevant,

@Min *********

is not very clear with the remark that local employment needs a separate work permit. It can be interpreted that you can have local employment as long as you get a work-permit. The combination DTV and work permit is impossible and that is what

@Elías *******

tells.