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Do DJs need a work visa to perform in Thailand, even if unpaid?
Oct 5, 2024
2 months ago
Ronnie ***********
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I'm a DJ planning to play at some commercial and non commercial events in Thailand. Do I need to apply for any type of work visa? Even if I choose not be paid?

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