What is the experience with the Issa Compass app for starting the DTv Visa process?

I think you need to do more research, scholarships and jobs for foreigners will be very rare if they exist at all. I was trying to assist my local students get scholarships, of 65 students a couple got help.

long term plan is good, but go step by step

1) Remote work won't get your work permit

2) To get work permit, you need to work in company registered in Thailand and the company will provide the work permit if they can afford you and valuable

3)PR is long game, and many scenarios, like working for 3 years with minim 80k salary per month or married to Thai with xx.xxx salary etc

Hi! We'd be happy to help. Our law firm in Thailand assists foreigners with student visas, work visas (Non-B), work permits, company setup, long-term immigration planning, and permanent residency applications.

Your questions depend on several factors, including your nationality, the type of work you plan to do, and your long-term goals. Feel free to send me a private message, and we'll be happy to review your situation and explain the available options and requirements.

I graduated in Thailand as well so I have personal experience about finding job in Thailand as a foreigner with a thai degree.

You have an incredibly long road ahead of you. Going from a student visa, to a work visa to getting PR will take quite a while and not be cheap. I wasnt aware there were scholarships for school here... but awesome if you get one.

For a "work visa" you need a job to sponsor said visa. And finding a job out of college is not easy unless you have some wildly specific degree or something. And adding onto that, you will have to compete with Thais, who will usually do the job for cheaper and less paperwork.

Then for your PR, thats a whole different battle.

You will need to work and pay taxes to get PR suggest you look at Thai citizenship group and there main page to get more info. Rest look at ed plus visa see if your qualified no idea about working on it.