@Shivani *******

is your company registered in Thailand? Otherwise the LTR work permit wouldn’t work in this case. It has to be assigned to a business that is Thai.

It’s a good visa but requires due diligence. Did you offer to show ownership of property (title/deeds)? Did you get letters from your accountant and have them signed and stamped with a notary? I am guessing not - you likely got rejected not because you didn’t have what was required but because you didn’t make an effort to show the source of the documents accurately and get your financial team to add their names to the docs with signatures and license info.

How long have you been stamped in?

Medpark

My guess is you will find

Contact them and ask the status politely. And you can always bump your flight if need be. You’ll be fine.

@Jim *******

overseas yes. But like anyone you’d have to pay tax if you earned domestically .

@Jim *******

several. LTRs are tax free for 10 years.

@David ****

or you have a visa that explicitly states no tax on foreign income

@Javier *******

I guess you don’t file taxes