No, not the new ones soon to go into effect. It depends on your income and taxes being paid in your home country.

Be aware of the new taxation laws coming in effect in Thailand.

@Nongnuch *******

Well, that goes without saying! “If you try a border bounce right AFTER you have used up the METV to its full extent”! Of course! But if you reenter just before the 6 month entry period is up, there’s no reason it would be denied.

With a 30 day visa free entry, then acquiring the METV and good timing, a person can come close to 10 months.

Try this link if it pleases you.

Try the METV (Multiple Entry Thailand Visa) It gives 6 months of multiple entries. If plan right you can stay for almost 10 months on it with a couple of border hops.

@Troy *****

I’ve seen you on here several times and every time you’re being a smart azz to somebody.

Time to take your privileged American hate back to America! It’s people like you that are ruining Thailand, the Philippines and other SE countries you bring your hate to!

GTFU! Stop being a Keyboard Coward!

@Troy *****

No, you are wrong!! When coming to Vietnam, where there is NO IMMIGRATION, law that states an onward ticket is required to enter the country, when boarding my connecting flight in Japan on ANA airways they randomly pulled me from the boarding line to HCMC and asked me for my onward departure ticket from Vietnam.

So YOU sir are the CLUELESS ONE!

@Wayne *******

correct? This is consistent with most, if not all countries rules for the digital nomad visas now becoming so popular.

Doesn’t really make sense because a successful Influencer makes WAY more than most if not all “Digital Nomads (under their definition) working for a paycheck. They should allow proof of income from bank statements, especially if they want to get the BIG money makers to spend time in their countries.

@Kevin ********

Digital Nomad…. “I am creative and I will find us a way off this island that you got us stranded on!”

Just break down the two words!!

Digital: Digital means using electronic technology to generate, store, and process data in a format that uses discrete values, typically represented by zero and one.

Nomad: What does being a nomad mean?

A nomad is a person who moves from place to place rather than settling down and living in one area.

Who are called digital nomads?

Ultimately, digital nomadism can be defined as a lifestyle choice, for people who choose to travel the world while they work online. Here, it is important to make the difference between digital nomads and remote workers.

SO……. A YouTuber is a Digital Nomad!

@Nongnuch *******

Wow! You’re fast! Thank you!!