@Wallace *****

no I don’t.

Why would I recommend a LTR which costs $1600 to get?

And the requirements are ridiculous, you either need $1 million dollars in asssets with an $80k/year income for the past 2 years

Or be a retiree with a pension of $80k which this guy is not

Or be a work from Thailand remote worker who has earned $80k/year for the past 2 years, must have a masters degree, have at least 5 years experience, current employer must be a publicly traded company for the past 3 years has made 150 million dollars.

Why would I recommend such a ridiculous visa when the DTV is better in every way?

@Paul ********

if the transfer requires the IBAN number then it’s an international transfer

Try Chase, Monzo, Starling and Revolut.

Also HSBC do a global money account.

@Josh **********

it has to be the easiest/cheapest visa there is, other visas require you to do a 90 day report but this DTV visa doesn’t require that

@Josh **********

it’s very simple

In a 12 month period all you do is visit immigration 1 time

At the end of the 12 months you just leave and come back on a plane from a neighbouring country

@Josh **********

there’s no minimum time?

You leave, and come back get a new stamp on your passports.

DTV is unlimited exit & entries for 5 years.

@Josh **********

each entry is good for 6 months and you can extend at immigration for another 6 months.

You would only have to leave the country and come back 1 time every 12 months in theory which isn’t bad.

Get yourself a short Vietnam holiday every year.

@Josh **********

it’s a new visa released only a few months ago, perfect timing

DTV all the way man.

You’re too young for retirement and DTV is the only real option for remote working and is very cheap to get (10k baht fee)

I use dtac and pay less than 150 baht/month with a 12 month plan at around 1800 baht 1 time payment

I get 100GB data and like 100 minutes every month