What are the best options for obtaining a Thai visa for Muay Thai training and remote work in Thailand?

Dude u asked a question then argue with the answer by people that live here , and the us military want engage in prostitution cause they can’t go to soi 6

Steve_ Siam Legal is widely known among group experts for posting rubbish

Steve_ sorry, you are wrong. There are THREE different types of DTV: There is DTV1, DTV2 and DTV3. Each type has different requirements and offers different privileges. Only the "workation" DTV1 allows remote work, the other types do EXPLICITLY not allow remote work. In case DTV2 and DTV3 would allow remote work, it would have been mentioned

Steve_ Yes. Absolutely 100%. Siam Legal CONSTANTLY posts incorrect information, and leaves outdated information up for YEARS. I wouldn't trust anything they posted.

@John *********

so you're saying Siam Legal is posting wrong information on their site?

Or maybe they understood the published law a bit better?

KindWallaby6798 I don't get your point 🤔

Steve_ no, you are right. It's always best to lie to immigration then you can bitch and moan later when it goes tits up 🤔

@John *********

ask yourself a question: why should a visa valid for 5years be issued based on a 6 month Muay Thai course be issued when remote work is completely prohibited. What is with the remaining roughly 4 years.

@John *********

I don't have to ask because you make a mistake. You think different ways of application lead to different type of visa. But for the DTV it isn't the case.

The text in the Royal Gazette say it clearly in Article 2:

"The following foreign nationals may apply for special permission to enter and reside in the Kingdom for tourism and remote work purposes under this announcement." And then paragraph (1) is naming the ways of applicants.

"Foreigners who wish to reside in Thailand for tourism and remote work include foreigners who wish to travel to Thailand for long-term tourism, foreigners who wish to travel to Thailand for remote work, such as highly skilled groups, self-employed groups, remote work groups, or foreigners who wish to reside in Thailand for other activities such as learning Muay Thai and martial arts, learning to cook, learning and practicing sports, medical treatment, training, seminars, art and music performances."

And then Article 3

"Foreign nationals wishing to request special permission to reside in the Kingdom of Thailand under this announcement shall apply for a special tourist visa (Destination Thailand Visa: DTV). Applications can be submitted to any Thai embassy or consulate general abroad. The visa is valid for an unlimited number of times and is valid for five years."

There is just one type of visa for all applicants mentioned under Article 2 (1).