@Siggi ******

Why are you so sure there will be no problem? There certainly are reports from people who did get a fine for missing TM 47, and when OP is in the country at day 90 the report has to be done, day 90 is November 13. leaves the country at November 17 which is after the due date, which means next interaction at immigration office MIGHT get him a fine.

Why should it not be safe? Are you afraid they will send moeny to your account?😉

@John *********

Obviously remote work is not seen as work.

On the DTV it mentions "work prohibited".

Before DTV when I asked embassy when I applied for TR visa they told me remote working is not a problem, but obviously it still is a grey area.

Apart from that when I am sitting behind my computer, who is deciding what is work and what is private?

When you submit the application to Thai embassy in UK you have to be in UK during processing.

RadiantButterfly205 When you choose a local insurance for a tourist visa, that just does not match, so choose the correct visa or the correct insurance and your problem is solved.

@Shandy *******

Theoretically this might work of course, but there is no guarantee, the visa is only valid with the associated passport.

@Shannon *****

For most countries the procedure is indeed you have to re apply for visa when you loose the passport or it is stolen.

In all cases worldwide the issuer of the visa should explain the procedure, and that is what you already did.

Normally you should also report the visa as stolen at the embassy/consulate where you applied.

Just ask Google what you have to to in this case and you see it just is a normal procedure, and it also is a logical procedure.

Of course with copies of the old passport and police report you can try to get in the country, but you take a risk.

When you have a good travel insurance, they will pay for the stolen passport and the stolen visa.

What nightmare experiences did you have extending the DTV?

@Elías *******

Technically on a DTV you normally stay maximum 180 days. Problems with bank accounts are the result of using the visa incorrect, not as tourist.

@Peter *******

A lot of embassies only allow applicants who are citizen of that country or have long term visa for that country.

So the question here is, does Chinese embassy in Bangkok allow people with DTV to apply.