so there’s a very fine line with the content creation because technically you’re not supposed to be making money in the country or off of the country, you’re supposed to be working offshore.
If your content is about Thailand, like the guy who kept getting denied, most likely they would deny you under the rules, but there’s always people that get by or whoever is checking it doesn’t think about it.
But the thing is at any time because the rules of the visa state that you cannot do business with Thai entities or basically Thailand and you’re supposed to be working offshore and they catch you making money off of YouTube videos from whatever in Thailand they have the right to revoke the visa.
Yes, I know somebody who promotes real estate they promote hotels. They promote everything all over this country and they are on this visa, and they are breaking every rule possible.
But they don’t use their real name, so whenever they stop paying off the immigration officer that I’m sure they’re paying off in Phuket, or that person goes to jail or whatever happens then they’re probably out of this country.
But technically, and legally, you’re not really supposed to have your main income source be derived from Thailand, which I’m sure you understand but the video creation falls under that if you’re earning revenue from YouTube or Instagram or whoever .
In my case, I were completely offshore, but if I post videos of Thailand, to promote my business in the United States and I do not have any Thai customers and I do not do business with any business in Thailand. I think that is OK as long as I’m not profiting off of the video itself..