@James ******

I just printed to company letterhead and signed

Chiang Mai SCB.. No questions asked.

But that said.. Also, Pink ID card, Yellow Book, conservatively dresssed, handled in Thai, and my number was still in thier system from over 15 years ago when I had one with them before. Plus was also depositing real estate land purchase amount of cash.

I just wrote a letter saying I am the director and I can work anywhere, as director I have no contract etc.. And my tax record for last year.

London, no issue.

The DTV doesnt support a work permit so you cannot 'get a work permit' until you already move to another work permit supporting visa class.

@Christopher ************

ahhh I read it as renting it out.. Which is taxable..

To pay to rent a condo the rent isnt specially taxed but ALL money imported to thailand in a year you are tax resident is potentially admissable income. Admissable doesnt mean liable but potentially liable.

@Christopher ************

incorrect.. Your talking about non Thai sourced income. Rental income is domestic source income and hence is taxed here.

It may be below the tax threshold but it is still thai taxable.

All visa classes (except 1 year duration for ltr) which stay over 90 days do 90 day reports.

It's not this visa or that visa, it's all visas

Why ?? Given its a multiple entry visa there seems little logical reason to try to retain a permission of stay, when a new entry will give a fresh 180..

Re-entry permits are used to maintain a current permission of stay through to its end date, but when holding a ME visa you will always get more (the max 180) than by using a re-entry and having 180 minus however much you used.

Did he see the visa.. You need to have him correct it before you leave.

@Tod ********

100% this.

Until they actually start processing them, we just wont know. Even then, its subject to change.