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Is there a limit on how many days I can stay in Thailand on a DTV Visa, given my company's 42-day policy?

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Sep 25, 2024

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Hans *******************

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One maybe stupid question, when i ask for the DTV Visa it allows the max. of 180 days to stay and work each year as a digital nomad. My company allow normally a max of 5 weeks = around 42 days. Should that a problem?

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The DTV Visa allows you to stay in Thailand for up to 180 days at a time, with the ability to exit and re-enter for another 180 days. There is no maximum stay per year, so your company's policy of allowing only 42 days does not conflict with DTV Visa regulations.

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Hans *******************

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Ao thanks to all. I will close my question and answer. For me ok...

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Todd *********

The max is 365 days per year. And they don’t care about your company’s limits at all

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Hans *******************

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but my company care about 25 days working and not allow more. now.

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@Hans ******************

understood. But that’s up to them. You can stay 365 days a year in Thailand with a DTV. But you don’t really need one for short vacations like that

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Wannikea *********

You are stamped in for 180 days at a time, there is no maximum amount of stay per year. You can exit and re-enter Thailand immediately for another 180 days, or apply for an extension at immigration for another 180 days.

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@Wannikea ********

Correct ✅

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Hans *******************

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@Wannikea ********

thanks for this information

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Ko *****************

No problem

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@Ko ****************

thanks, tell my company. They are not shure if it works... They want to check it before and this check cost many money my department not pay.

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Ko *****************

@Hans ******************

My understanding is one doesn't need to stay 180 days or more. As long as you can prove that you are remotely working sometimes in Thailand.

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@Ko ****************

yep and thanks

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