Anonymous participant 548 You have to pay tax if 1) You are in the country 180+ days in a tax year 2) You remit assessable income that qualifies for Thai taxation given allowances and DTA's
DTV holders may be living here on it but at the end of the day the DTV is a tourist visa. It was not designed as a residence visa. If it was Immigration would have had to be involved, and the MFA and the previous PM would never have got it passed in the form it is now.
Nope - you cannot do any work at all on Retirement according to the legal requirements.. In practice though how would anyone know if you are working remotely? I know a few on Retirement work as consultants in their old industries. They tend to fly out for these short assignements though.