@Stuart ********

you can rent on a exempt entry. I have also bought several condos on exemt.

@Michael **********

that is why they are saying that. They would tellmy Ex she needed a visa until she pulled out her thai passport. She would enter and leave the US on her US passport and enter thailand on her Thai passport

@Stuart ********

is her US passport attached to her Delta profile.

@Nick ***********

i live in Japan and Thailand and take WizzTv me where ever i go. I have also set up maybe 30-40 account for other people around the world.

@Todd ********

i consider any trip to immigration a requirement to leave.

@Todd ********

what part you are required to leave every 180 days. Because there is a date when you get stamped into the country.

@Pete ******

think what you want but i have been doing it for years and will never pay thai taxes as i dont make money in thailand from a company in thailand.

@Tasha ****

you have to leave at least every 180 days regardless with a DTV. If there were tax implications then everyone on a marriage visa, retirement visa would be subject to it. Dont make this complicated. If you dont receive monies from a company that has a presence in thailand you dont pay taxes.

NO. If you have a DTV like me you are able to work remotely in thailand without tax implications. If your US company does not have a representation in thailand than it is almost an impossible fete to even start to pay taxes. With a DTV remote worker visa you have to leave at least every 180 days. I leave often because i also work in Japan in an office so i am in and out and never hit 180 days. Please dont listen to these people they will have you running in circles. I am sure there are 1000’s of people working remotely in thailand without a visa.

@Frank *********

why would anyone wait to fill it out? You can do it 72 hours prior to the start of your entry