Hello!
Would appreciate some help:
Planning to move to Thailand in July-August for at least a year.
Working online and already been in Thai this year for two months.
What would be the best way to approach visa situation? What visa and how to get?
Is it better to do 60 days tourist and then, when I am there apply for chosen long-term visa or?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is planning to move to Thailand for at least a year while working online. They are seeking advice on the best visa options for their situation. The conversation suggests that it is advisable to apply for a visa at a Thai embassy before traveling to avoid complications. Various visa types were discussed, including the possibility of using a tourist visa initially followed by a long-term visa such as the NON-O or an education visa. However, contributors emphasized the importance of understanding legal working requirements in Thailand, including obtaining proper work permits if necessary, and staying 'under the radar' regarding their remote work status.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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