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@Greg ********
There's no downfalls, other than the fact that you do need health insurance, and show proof, either a certificate from your home country insurance company, or one of those expensive jobs from Thailand.
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@Greg ********
Yes, once only. You then have the option to extend at an immigration office, or apply for a new OA and repeat the process for another two years
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@Luit ****************
I have my own registered business, so my business writes me a letter and provides a payslip
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@Greg ********
You get 365 days stamped in each time you enter, so you do a simple border bounce on day 364 of the visa, and get stamped back in for another year (often called "the free year" as you don't pay anything) - gives you two years
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@Luit ****************
Let's be realistic. Anyone can be a friggin digital nomad!
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Get the OA in your home country. Two years of unrestricted freedom
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@Lena ******
It may be possible to do back to back DTVs. In which case the traditional retirement visas will become extinct
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@Pascal *******
The list I got is generic. Perhaps not all immigration offices enforce it, but it is a requirement. Perhaps some in that Godforsaken toilet called Isaan probably don't bother 😂
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@Stuart ********
I've asked twice at CW, got the same answer. A can of Leo? Wow! That's confidence!! 😂😂😂
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@Stuart ********
Confirmed yesterday at Chaengwatthana that DTV extensions are priced at 1900 baht.