Anonymous participant awareness is good but unfounded information brings confusion rather than awareness, beside that you even hide yourself while spreading awareness seems your spreading rumour than to inform....

Anonymous participant hahaha oh my goodness anyway...it's good you pay tax .....there is nothing wrong about it....but don't use that to confuse others

Anonymous participant of course not...DTV does not allows you to stay more than 180..that's why every 180 you have to extend which reset your visa to 1 day again...so don't be confuse and don't bring that unfounded confusion

Anonymous participant wrong you don't pay tax inside Thailand under the DTV visa...please don't confuse the people for UN unfounded information....

@Greg *******

180 days up, but this visa expires every 180 days which you need to extend 1 time inside Thailand or go out of Thailand..so basically the taxation law does not apply to the holder.

1. And what is your nationality

2. DTV is design for nomads whose employment and work is base outside Thailand

3. The visa actually for the very purpose that you will not deal with taxation and any government processes..

Good ... Thank you and yes that's the 7 days...lol

Simply inform them

1. Bring your work permit to the Labor Department

2. Fill up the form for cancellation

3. Get the copy of the receipt of cancellation

4. If you have time you bring this receipt of cancellation to the immigration that covers your area of responsibility ( as you have only 7 days to leave the country)

5. If no time you can keep the labors cancellation receipt and if needed in future you can present it to the immigration officer, you can fly out of Thailand...(don't get any re entry since your visa is actually deemed cancelled)

You can get a bank account at Bangkok Bank HO in Silom Office...you can bring your residence certificate or yes pay an agent

Go to Bangkok Bank Headquarters in Siloam bring a certificate of residency (issued by your embassy)with you