@Jai ******

As above. Go to Immigration office where yiu arecnow and where your TM30 address is registered.

Only for businesses outside of Thailand? YES - Can I create a website for a thai company or thai friend? NO - Can I create websites for other digital nomads I meet in Thailand? PROBABLY - Just pay business to business outside Thailand 🙂

Yes, you can work remotely for your UK company while in Thailand.

If you have a passport from the USA, you will be visa-exempt for 60 days upon entry. This can be extended in the country at any Immigration office for another 30 days for 1900 THB.

There is no income requirement for the DTV. The financial requirement is 500k THB or local equivalent.

Interesting one. Earning money online with Thai pics and videos would be OK but taking wedding photos for example for clients in Thailand would be a no no.

@Michael ******

You get a TAX ID from the tax department in your location. I am sure an accountant will do it for you. When I had a company here 25 years ago the lawyer who set up the company did it and when I was employed here in 2019 the Tax Accountants for the company did it. .html

Anonymous participant I suppose it depends on the embassy what they accept as proof of a "Freelance" portfolio. No idea about the London Embassy if you are going that way but some of the regional embassies seem to be tightening up according to recent posts ie asking for company registration etc. Good luck anyway.

Anonymous participant So you are applying as freelancers with no history of freelance work and a portfolio of your previous work for an employer? I have not read of a similar situation but some have applied with just a website and their product offerings. As you will have read different embassies have different requirements. Good luck anyway. The guys I personally know who did it from UK used their own UK Ltd company.

People usually provide a letter from current employer stating they can work remotely along with their current employment contract A couple of guys I know from UK did this plus company documentation and tax return of the company.