What are the visa options for working remotely in Thailand, particularly regarding the Education visa?

I believe as long as you have a revenue generated from work done in Thailand (regardless of whatever job it is), legally you would need a work permit.

All work in and from Thailand requires a work permit issued by the Department of Labor. There is a new 10 year LTR visa that is administered by the Board of Investment, but applies to those who either work remotely for a “substantial company” (publicly traded or $50M in revenue/annum), or who are highly skilled as defined by the BOI regulations. If you might qualify it’s worth checking out on the BOI/LTR website. Otherwise you may consider working for a Thai company and obtain a work permit and Non-B visa through that entity. I appreciate that you’ll get advice that enforcement for those working remotely is difficult and hit or miss, the consequences can be troubling if you intend to make Thailand your long term home. Best of luck to you, and here’s an article on the LTR program:

Listen to Dan the Man and later call him from Bangkok Hilton.

I would ask my guidance counselor.

Just make sure you don't get paid from a company registered within thai borders. Remote work is fine on any visa.

It's a strong grey area.

Technically you need a work permit and work allowed visa to do any work at all in Thailand. Those laws were written in the 50's and haven't really been updated since.

No one actually cares if your work and income are coming from online/another country. Whatever method you can use to stay in Thailand legally, and then mind your own business and do what you need to do, should be fine.

Just remember you can't do any work in Thailand, not even volunteer work, without a work permit. No helping a buddy out at their bar, etc.