E-commerce isn't considered working in Thailand. It's entirely what this visa is aimed at. You just need to show proof of it.

You just need to show proof of your income that comes outside Thailand.

Travel insurance is very good value for as long as you can get it for. After you've been overseas for a year, you won't be eligible any more. Get it while it's still available to you.

Travel insurance typically covers accidents + emergencies, which is all the cover you need assuming you're from a country with socialised health care. You don't need cover for long-term illness, because you'd presumably return home if you fell seriously ill.

@Luit ****************

is it though. If they say "working prohibited" but online work is ok, that very much suggests that online work does not count as "work" as far as Thailand is concerned

@Pete ******

still got nothing then

@Pete ******

still not seeing any quotes just tantrums. And in 4 posts you haven't yet thought of a synonym for dumb. It's ok if you aren't intelligent enough to work online. The world needs janitors too. But that doesn't make online work illegal.

@Pete ******

feel free to quote any single case where someone has been charged with online work or had their visa cancelled for online work.

Or just admit you are wrong and jog on. I'm happy to wait but everyone reading this knows that you are not going to try to respond because it's literally never happened.

@Pete ******

the fact that DTV is a tourist visa but allows online work is all you need to know that you are wrong. It's never been illegal to work online in Thailand on a tourist visa. It's simply that tourist visas were only for 3 months, and DTV is 5 years.

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It's not illegal to work online champ. Show us proof otherwise or kindly slink off back to Thaivisa with all the other bitter old sex tourists

@Pete ******

don't need to lived here 20 years worked online with no visa