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If you can find an approved training facility to support your application
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Anonymous participant there is such a rule but usually it requires that you either interact with Thai entities or clients inside Thailand. The DTV expressly says you can do neither of those things. For more information check the DTA between your country and Thailand
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Anonymous participant I don't think you need to do that, particularly if the company you work for has no presence in Thailand. Just apply as a remote worker with permission to work remotely from Thailand doesn't impinge on the company in the slightest
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If its your parents providing the finance they should be able to provide a sponsorship letter but they may also need to show the money in their account
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@Toni ******
but that's irrelevant. The question was if someone working remotely for a foreign company created a de facto thai entity. It doesn't. The companies you refer to already have a Thai entity
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@Toni ******
I suspect the companies you mention already have Thai entities and pay tax in Thailand. Not really the question
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@Toni ******
I said it was a red flag, I didn't say it was a total negative
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If the company you work for has a presence in Thailand then that's an issue. If the company you work for has zero interaction with Thailand then there is no problem as on the DTV you are not allowed to interact with any Thai entities or any clients inside Thailand