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How can I find a remote job to support a DTV visa while moving to Bangkok from Seattle?
Jan 15, 2026
4 months ago
Cam *****
ORIGINAL POSTERI’m looking to move to bangkok from Seattle WA. Currently in bangkok right now and go home on the 23rd. I need to find a remote job to get a DTV. Anyone know where I can find remote job listings or is anyone hiring?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks advice on finding a remote job that would qualify them for a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) as they plan to move from Seattle to Bangkok. Community members suggest that remote job opportunities must be from outside Thailand, and there are mixed opinions on the current state of the remote job market. Recommendations include specific job listing platforms, such as WeWorkRemotely, but also emphasize the importance of acknowledging personal skills and qualifications for better job prospects.
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BronzeNec**********
No mention of qualifications or skills, asking strangers online for a remote job like you are asking for a restaurant recommendation…Doesn’t seem like you are self sufficient to move and live abroad.
SincereRa*********
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WeWorkRemotely
Todd *********
Seattle is a great place to find a remote job. There is a big company in Redmond… can’t remember the name
Alan **********
@Todd ********
what about that remote job in tibet! Mountain hut resident meeter and greeter.Cam *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Todd ********
microsoft? i was thinking of trying to see if they have anything remoteTodd *********
@Cam ****
that’s the one… you can’t work for a Thai company on DTVJim *******
@Todd ********
Working for Microsoft as pizza delivery?Reply to
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Jay ********
Why don’t you get dtv soft power?
Dominic **********
What are your skills?
Cam *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Dominic *********
I don’t have much work experience. I worked as a driver for my friends food delivery company for the last couple years and looking to transition. Previously I’ve worked as a sales rep cold calling for an electrical companyReply to
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Cris ******
It’s rough. The remote job market is a complete mess at the moment. Unless you have a very specialized skill
Anna *********
Your remote job needs to be outside Thailand so maybe look when you get back to Seattle
Cam *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Anna ********
yeah it definitely needs to be from america. i’m curious if anyone has recommendations. i think the time zones are going to be my biggest obstacleReply to
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