Those going for DTV, are worhtless to their companies. Just see how many of them are going fot Thai Chi, Thai boxing, Thai cooking.

Most ofthem are not worth pissing on them.

Thai is my destiny, Thai wife, our daughter is a student in Australia.

We live half a year in Japan, half a year in Thai. Both places are our homes, owned by us.

@Jason *******

Jim knows DTV are useless pieces of...If they were worth anything they would remain in their countries, whatever they do.

DTV are useless to their companies. Imagine someone from IBM being allowed to work from Thai.

@Andi **********

No, it has implications with their tax obligations.

@Wayne ******

Shit learning, Thai Boxing or Thai cooking.

Just see what hussles DTV have to endure. For what? It is not if one is from Belgium and wants to work from Spain.

Thais are dicks, not me. Shunning away what the real problem is.

My company, work from home, but only within the same Tax juristiction where you are employed, the same juristiction.,

If Massachusets, no work from Florida or Hawaii.

Dicks like you will never understand that.

@Sean *******

The correct proceure is one that gives the expected result

My wife, a Thai national, no visa needed, did one of those cooking courses. A graduate from the Ramkhanhaeng University, Bangkok. She has always been a good cook (could make 320 different Thai meals) and she got a certificate from the cooking course.

With that, she got a job in a Thai restaurant in Japan (Nagoya) and worked part time (only lunch time when white collars come for lunch, 3 hours a day).

Still, she was cutting, preparing, serving 120 meal sets within 3 hours. But had never had access to the pan and fire. That was for a Thai chef, who went through a Hospitality high school, where cooking was last 2 years of the 4 years of that vocational school.