To get a DTV visa, I need to be employed in my home country, which means I have to show a work contract. The contract must clearly state that my employer allows me to work remotely. Is that correct?
And what to do to get Long Stay Visa with work permit? Is there any for professional workers?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring about the requirements for obtaining a DTV visa, specifically regarding the need for a remote work contract, and seeks information on obtaining a Long Stay Visa with a work permit for professional workers. A comment indicates that DTV visas do not allow work for Thai companies or clients. Thus, having a work contract showing remote employment is necessary, but it is clarified that a work permit cannot be obtained with a DTV.
I'm confused about why you're asking about the DTV and remote work and also asking about a work permit. These 2 things are mutually exclusive.
Your contract doesn't have to be from your home country. It just can't be from a Thai company because the DTV does not allow working in Thailand, working for a Thai company, or working for Thai clients. You cannot get a work permit with DTV.
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