@Sean ******

yes in the remarks part of the page. It says Muay Thai

Not sure about TVS. I used tiktok services in pattaya they got me an account the next day.

I just got mine a few days ago and came into thailand yesterday. The paper i brought with me to immigrations has the type of DTV I applied for on it. I was also told because it's a E-VISA system now they can see my VISA in the system at immigrations. I don't know what their screen said when I check into the country with a DTV VISA but I'm sure they can see it if they want to. If it doesn't already say the type when they run my passport. Your stamp on your passport just says DTV though.

You can apply for a DTV visa yourself while outside of thailand or pay an agent to help you do it while you are inside of thailand. I just got mine but if you do it the way I did which was while I was still inside of thailand you won't like the price.

Anonymous participant I would take a look at a multiple entry retirement visa as well. You just have to renew it every year. The LTR is better if you qualify for it. Because you are working on and off outside of thailand maybe contact an immigrations lawyer. Consultations are cheap and they can really look at your whole situation and give you the best advice on what type of visa you should go with.

How old are you?

You can get a thai drivers license on a visitors visa. I'm not sure about the requirements for a pink ID.

@Roy *******

nothing is taxed or held for taxes when i send money over from America if that's what you are asking.

@Roy *******

i transfer using wise into my thai bank account. My thai bank obviously reports money coming into my account from outside of thailand. I don't fall under any tax obligations this year because I was in Thailand for less than 180 days. DISCLAIMER I am not a tax lawyer. I highly advise you take your personal situation to one of them to advise you. Buttttt from what I heard after listening to several lawyers is since the money I'm bringing into thailand is already tax exempted in my country USA I fall under the tax treaty of not being double taxted in Thailand and America. At the end of next year I assume I might have to show my tax records from America and bank statements from thailand. As long as I brought over less money or the same amount of money that I earned and was already taxed. There should be no taxes to pay in Thailand. This is still really new and I haven't heard anything from any forigners personal experiences paying taxes here yet. You might have yo wait till about April or May of this next year before everything becomes really clear. But once again it's only 3 or 4,000 baht to talk to a lawyer some are even cheaper. I would seriously consider talking to one or two of them and see what they have to say about your personal situation because with taxes everyone has a different situation.

Yes you can. I opened one with a visitors visa a few months ago. So pretty much anyone can get one. Get an agent