If you do not qualify and things are being "handled" then you have to pay exorbitant amounts.

So the obvious question of the OP is do you qualify, money in bank etc. Or is the agent "fixing" it?

If you qualify yes it's fairly simple.

The rule has always been the same.

They have discussed implementing/enforcing taxation on tax residents of 180 days plus.

However no official procedure is implemented yet.

Anyone registering is doing so voluntarily and they do not have the system in place yet to process.

It is a wait and see at this point what , if anything , comes of it.

They are after those hiding global income, many rich Thais and foreigners with overseas money taking advantage of a loophole that is supposedly closed now.

Money being brought in , may be subject to tax regardless of whether it is not in the same fiscal year.

If you send a flight from Indonesia they will likely cancel it as you are supposed to be in the country you applied.

Because they have a reentry permit, they will likely not be allowed to enter on DTV.

You cannot "switch" visas like that.

As the DTV is not activated, the nonb still is in effect with the reentry permit.

If the work permit is already canceled and you did not cancel the extension, then your reason to stay ended the day you stopped working, you may be subject to a hefty fine.

Should have canceled the extension before leaving Thailand.

I am curious to see how this works out.

@Anthony *****

@Stu***

speaks the truth.

You will apply via the Evisa system, from the Phillipines.

When you are approved you will print out the emailed document and enter Thailand.

Show the printed document with your passport.

All foreigners require proper stamps/visas/extensions to be in the Kingdom legally.

However the loophole is that there is no enforcement against children.

No consequences till 15 years of age.

They are still considered overstay but no fines or bans.

So yes a child can remain with parents in Thailand without consequences.

@Tina ***************

NO.

You have been granted a multientry Visa not requiring any requalification unless you try to extend in Thailand at Immigration.

You will be then subject to whatever criteria they ask.

IF you just leave and renter at 6 month increments you are clear of any further documentation.

That is the current Visa requirements and rules, however going forward you just never know what will change.

As it stands 6 months on entry, leave and reenter for 5 years.

DTV is a multientry Visa.

Nothing required to leave and return.

Each entry will be granted 6 months.