@Ronald ********

That’s right.

@Ronald ********

So can the visa exempt. Giving you 75 days, albeit without the hassle (and cost) of getting a TR tourist visa in advance.

Precise information. Should be pinned to the top.

@Stuart ********

Doubt it. Cause in some actual (and long term) visa categories they actually have it easier than European in Vietnam.

@Stuart ********

Curious. Is there no visa exemption for US passport holders? Cause for several European countries there is 15 days visa free entry into Vietnam.

@Bobby *******

Never do. 👍

@Bobby *******

You don’t say. 😉 Doesn’t prevent me from highlighting another advantage of the e-visa system.

@Stuart ********

An advantage of the e-visa, indeed. Before, when there were paper based visa stuck in one’s passport … it was hard to make the immigration officer understand that you want to safe that one for later and enter on a visa exemption, first. Now we can use the print out e-visa more strategically in line with what you mentioned.

@Till *****

I doubt, though, that the LTR Remote Worker visa requires the WP46 form you linked. That is for Thai companies to hire foreign staff.

@Till *****

Yes. The requirement to have a work contract with either a publicly listed company or a private company with combines revenue of at least 150m USD is "nuts", indeed, as it excludes many (if not most) otherwise qualified remote workers with high income. Most of those big, traditional companies would not allow their employees to work remotely from abroad. So, yes, for the many nomads, one can only hope that this criteria will be revised (or completely get rid of) in the near future. Thailand really should not care what type of company people get their money from - as long as they can demonstrate sufficient income.