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Anonymous participant you can always apply under category 2. I’m launching an agency soon with a DTV service. I can update you when I launch. Not sure admin will allow it if I want to add a link. I’ll ask admin and let you know.

@Seb *******

right. You’ll have to provide company data proving you are employed and authorized to work remotely. If you’re doing it for yourself only, that doesn’t count as “remote work”.

If you “work” as a freelancer providing none-institutionalized investing “advice” that’s most likely considered illegal and will earn you a lightening fast application rejection.

**Not legal advice. I’m not a lawyer.

@Seb *******

plain and simple, as long as you work outside of Thailand (no Thai clients), you are categorized as “remote worker” if you are in DTV visa status.

You can apply as a remote worker as a personal investor. Just follow along with their instructions.

@Greta ****

right. But good luck convincing Thais.

You just need comfortable clothes, a visa or Mastercard credit/debit card, and you'll get a visa exemption stamp when you pass through the passport check (no hassle). Just make sure to say "60 day visa" maybe they'll give you 60 days instead of 30 (worked for some people). Enjoy Thailand!