@Toni ******

who told you that?

@John *********

correct, so best when you want the full stay of 180 days, to do the first 90 day report just after 90 days, using the grace period of reporting, then the next will be after your 180 days.

When you can do the sales job online from Thailand, and not sell to Thai, it should be possible.

Applying for a visa before travelling is always the best option.

@Jan *********

You mention the exceptions, especially the people who do a visa run. How many Cambodians do you think apply for DTV? I mention just normal plain situations of remote workers having a company contract and allowance to work remotely. Normally this will not give a lot of extra questions. When you have the money and not just get it transferred to your account for the visa it does not matter if they ask for more months. And it does not really matter if it takes 2 days or 4 weeks. When you plan to travel to a country, you need to prepare, and apply for a visa is just one of the preparations.

@Jan *********

It is indeed simple and fast as long as you comply to requirements, and just apply in your own country before you travel to Thailand. The difficulties start with the applicants using visa runs to get the visa and finding reasons to apply for the visa.

@Dany *******

for most people Elite is normal worth the price tag, but for rich people having expensive hobbies like golf, it seems to be worth the money.

@Thorsten ********

As always, the good have to suffer because of the behaviour of the bad

@Jan *********

Applying for a visa does not take much time, less than half an hour, and when you fill in correctly, an comply with requirements, you don't lose money, and for somebody easy spending over $, loosing $340 is peanuts...

@Jan *********

Thailand does not reject money, some people just don't want to pay for a visa.