Hi any online English teachers who applied for Dtv visa and got it? Iβm just about to start the applications and I would appreciate some advice . Thank you
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The inquiry seeks advice from online English teachers regarding their experience applying for the DTV visa in Thailand. Comments indicate that one cannot work on a DTV visa and emphasize the necessity of either receiving a salary or having a contract with an online company to qualify for this visa.
Are you currently receiving a salary from the online company or have a contract?
If not you will not get the visa or at least that is what I was told. I work(ed) for 1 but havent for 3 years so I dont have up to date proof of working for them and was told I would be denied on that basis
OK so I was told by my teaching platform they could supply e-slips for proof of payment but only that. As I havent worked on that platform I dont have current or up to date payslips so would be denied. MAYBE if you are currently teaching for them and you supplied the slips you would be successful.
Not sure if you are aware but the guidelines as I understand them if you are successful are that everything related must be outside Thailand. So the company you work for, the students you teach and the way you receive payment. So if its PayPal make sure your settings are set in a country outside Thailand as I made that error at 1 stage and it took me ages to rectify to access my wages!
It's still wrong what you say... the DTV is for people who want to work here... but... not in a Thai company or with Thai customers. Remote work for a foreign company is legal now with this visa, that's the big difference to before.
Okay... I give up... you just don't get it... π
P.S.: Maybe you could ask the Immigration if it's legal to work "remotely" from Thailand without a DTV (or a Work permit)... you might be surprised about the answer... ππ