@Jo ******

not really, there’s a few exceptions but mostly at least westerners would have DTAs to use any previously paid tax at home ad tax credit resulting in zero net tax in Thailand

My true money application only asked for my passport. Didn’t submit visa at all.

Anonymous participant im on DTV

@Jef *******

many benefits, no need to border bounce, work permit possible, easier to get and maintain Bank Account. Among others

DTV_Begpacker and he didn’t say Paper Trading lol. He seid «On Paper»

In any case the answer to OP is no.

I believe thats the case for most countries. The neighboring SEA countries are the exception from this.

Pretty sure it depends on where in Buriram…

@Tikna ******

depend on the specific embassy/consulate.

But should not be necessary, its a very straightforward and clear process. There’s even step by step guides on the e-visa website and on embassy websites.

Obviously one should double check that the personal information matches your passport exactly.

Checking that first/middle/last name is in the correct field is just basic common sense…..

Should be perfectly fine, its also recorded digitally.

@Aaron ****

yeah Im aware they target tourist more there