None. No visa agent has any influence in your dtv process.

what happens if you dont travel with your laptop?

and at the immigration booth you pulled out your laptop, booted it up, looked for the documents, opened them, turned around your laptop and presented it to the officer? 🤣🤣

ask GPT

@Sefton *******

your cases have all

been debunked or there was literally not enough info besides a single newspaper article from australia.

a burmese teacher that teaches thai. sure the authorities will give you a hard time for taking away business opportunities from thai people. that was the whole problem there.

which serious law firms? the ones that often state incorrect facts on their websites? how trustful is that? when they put out articles that have the purpose of selling you a medical insurance? LOL

statements from officials that you link in regards of influencers or badly worded requests that alleays leade to negative answers.

where are the cases of a normal remote worker that works for a foreign company. i am still waiting. just the normal software developer that got into trouble. your normal office worker that sends mails or

joins teams meetings. yet you only come up with sketchy cases or outright illegal practices like starting a chinese currency exchange business in thailand….

@James *********

maybe you also explain how people on marriage, elite, etc. visa would even be able to work remotely 100% legaly in your eyes. as there is no work permit for a non-thai entity. and there you will see that it is a tolerated grey area because there is no definition in the law regarding remote workers

@James *********

if there are plenty of cases, then it should be very easy for you to link me a few, right? a case where a normal remote worker that is working for a foreign company is beeing detained. not some sketchy cases where people set up whole operations here or are influencers or are teaching thai to burmese.

the only claim that i have is that it is tollerated to work remotely under any visa. this article from the TAT supports that arguement plus the lack of cases where people got problems.

@James *********

just look at the shady cases that have been brought up in this argument against me and see for yourself. not a single case was posted where a normal remote worker got into trouble. its allways people setting up business here (even if its online) or influencers or teacher stuff or other shady things that were often breaking multiple local laws. so how misinformed am i? i am open to any arguments in the discussion and i still wait for normal cases about normal remote workers. yet there is none. so where is that evidence? yet you see things like this article where the TAT promotes digital nomading / remote workers ;) it even lists millions of remote workers. it might surprise you, but there is probably less than 50k on a DTV and a fraction of that even in thailand right now.

no

crazy how expensive they got within just a couple of years… 500 baht in krabi this year for a certificate… or free the next day… 2 years ago i got it for free. last year 100-200 baht per certificate