DTV was meant for digital nomads who frequently change places. For example I was a digital nomad for twenty years and I have lived in 167 places in four continents before settling down between the US, Thailand and Portugal. If somebody is planning to stay in Thailand only and occasionally visit neighboring countries for renewal, that is not a digital nomad. That is like seeking refuge in Thailand for economic reasons. And yes, you may be liable for taxes in the future.

I have lived in 167 places in four continents according to google in the last twenty years. No problem.

Most probably not unless you adopted him as your child.

@Luit ****************

No I am not from Schengen country.

@Sergio *****

where are you now? If you are in Vietnam, upload the passport page for the Vietnam entry stamp to prove that you are in Vietnam. Or a hotel booking, etc.

@Andi **********

US does not use entry/exit stamps on US passport

@John ******

How would they verify your location? Just a reminder that the US does not stamp entry or exit on the passport. And assuming every US passport holder to have a US drivers license where an address is mentioned. I used to use the DL to get TV before to prove my US address.

Not with a DTV visa, which is meant for remote work outside Thailand while living on the Thai soil.

@Elías *******

yes I am curious to know what attracts Thailand tha tso many people are desperately trying to live in Thailand where they will be treated like refugees and allowed to live no more than 12 months at a time.

@Martino ******

so funny. Why do you set up your life in a foreign country? Why can't you do in your own country or a country that will give you permanent residencies. You know in Thailand you will most probably never get residency.