I just went to my krungthai branch today. My Thai Visa I am currently using is on my US passport. They just needed a copy of my ID and my address and signature. Didn't ask for any tax number or information. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Easy 🤔

@James *****

so transferring money from US bank (already taxed) to my Thai bank via Wise will then appear as an untaxed deposit in my Thai bank and then I will be double taxed?

@Graham *****

another useless comment. I'm aware of the requirements hence why I am trying to do it.

@Greg **********

check out Chamchuri Square, Bangkok where I went earlier and spoke with the staff. I was explicitly told that they do not do 90 day reports for DTV holders. They do 90 day reports for other visa types. Others can confirm so I would suggest refrain from commenting with inaccurate information.

@Florence ***********

it should be much easier for you at Krabi. My point is that I went to an immigration office to complete a 90-day report but I was told because it is under the category of DTV I need to go to a different office.

@John *********

that's why I said "but in Bangkok".

Actually it does matter that you're on a DTV. I just posted this an hour ago and this is my experience - but in Bangkok although I usually also live on Ko Lanta.

If you exited Thailand without a reentry stamp your Ed visa will be automatically canceled.

Also the embassy would not issue you a DTV while having a current active Ed Visa. You can't have two separate active visas on the same passport at the same time from what I understand.

@Eva *****************

I acquired DTV via soft power option. One month bank statement showing closing balance above 500k bhat was the only financial document required.

There is a lot more uncertainty/vagueness/inconsistency with required documents for digital nomads/remote workers/freelancers especially between embassies. It's understandable if the embassy declines otherwise if one is working on a prior education visa. Maybe someone else can advise you.

@Eva *****************

Jakarta. I wanted to do it in person to avoid any online complications/delay. If you want to do the same your options are Jakarta also (before they go online in 2 weeks) or else Taipei. All the other consulates have since gone online - I assume partly because of the demand for this visa.