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I was on a non b for 3 years, once I back to Thailand middle of August I've been under non b + TR visa .under TR first time 3 weeks, and the second 65 days. days 60+30) .
Now I have been outside Thailand 3 weeks and I received my DTV visa
Apart from filling DTAC
and printing the visa,
is there anything else I need to do?
A lot of people stressed me out and said that because I lived in Thailand for three years, they might rejectedmy entry, but I’m returning with the proper visa. What do you think?
Thinking to apply for a DTV based on working remotely. My job is entirely remote and that shall be written on the contract which I’ll use to apply. However, I would only start working in mid January. Is there a minimum time I need to be working for before I can apply for the DTV? I have a British Passport and been working in Thailand on a Non B for the last 4 years before resigning. Would apply from Malaysia or Vietnam.
Need some advice. Me and my husband are moving to Thailand on the 29th of December he’s got a job in a rehab and my company have just offered me fully remote working I know a little late. He will be on the Non b visa and I will have get the DTV. What country/city is the fastest to do it in. I will have 14 days as I will leave Thailand on the 16th and we both don’t start work until the 1st of Feb
So i'm interviewing for several teaching positions. Most of them pay about $1000-$1200 USD monthly for about 24 hours of work per week. Im also going to be doing my remote masters so I will have some.student loans supplementing my income to around $2300/month Total which i understand is doable but not luxurious.
My question is about the contract. Most contracts are from may to March and then you can be hired on again starting the following may. But am I expected to leave for those two months? Or is there an extension that would allow me to stay for those 60 days until i secure the next teaching contract?
I currently have an Extension of Stay (based on Non-B) stamp that expires on Dec 25. I’m not renewing it because I plan to apply for a DTV visa from Vietnam.
Plan:
• Leave Thailand on Dec 22 (4 days before the extension expires)
• Work permit will be cancelled before I depart
• I’d like to submit my DTV online application on Dec 22 (same day I fly out)
Question:
Do I still need to go to Immigration to cancel the Extension of Stay even though it has only 3 days left, or can I just depart normally without canceling it?