@Rich *******

i want to give Thailand Tax. Helps them, says thanks for all the hot chix, and I get 100% credit on my USA, so why not?

On the USA passport, what is listed under section "Authority". Mine says "United States Department of State"

Find a generic online and hire yourself. Date it to match company formation documents. (See my other comment).

Supporting docs included were:

1. Cover letter: Goal of spending my USD as THB.

2. Letter from employer explicitly stating that I can work remotely and the company doesn't trade in Thailand.

3. Employment contract.

4. Proof of company registration.

5. Tax returns showing Total Income only.

6. University Degree.

7. Screenshot of my linkedin.

8. Screenshot of company website.

9. Professional license.

@Rich *******

check with a Thai accountant but what I have been told: any amount withdrawn from an ATM over 4k per year, you owe Thai tax. If your home country has a treaty, then that amount paid to Thailand is deducted from USA etc. tax due.

Too many applicants had "loans" from parents of the 500kb for a few months. Makes sense to crack down on this. We don't need DTVers going freelance on Bangla for income and competing with local talent!

@Danaya ***********

Not true. It is a requirement for retirement visas.