Only if you become a Thai Tax payer (live in Thailand more than 180 days per fiscal period). Otherwise you do not need to fill tax reports in Thailand, only in the country where you are currently registered as fiscal payer

@Kiara *******

myself

@Max *********

indeed. TDAC is for everyone, no matter visa class or status.

@Wannikea ********

thanks for the correction. I will leave before that date though, so not big deal.

Yes. They asked for airline, flight, date, etc... I had my travel arrangments done way before applying. Just one way ticket

Participante anónimo 590 y te la agradezco, pero no has respondido a la pregunta. El nombre y apellido está en cualquier perfil de red social. En este mismo perfil desde el que te escribo. Donde está la diferencia?

Participante anónimo 590 gracias. Perdona, cuál es la diferencia entre que esos datos aparezcan en mi perfil de cualquier red social o en esa foto?

@Tang ****

congrats mate!! Time to enjoy your new thai life!!!

@Tod ********

absolutely

@Tommi ******

Thanks.

Totally understand the concern—I’ve seen some of those warnings too.

From what I’ve researched, most DTV visa revocations seem to happen for very specific reasons:

1. Misrepresentation.

If someone claims to be a digital nomad but actually plans to work for a Thai company or locally, that’s a clear violation and grounds for revocation.

2. Breach of terms.

The DTV visa is for remote work only. You can’t take local clients or jobs. If you do, you're breaking the rules, and that puts your visa at risk.

3. Switching visas.

If you apply for a different type of Thai visa later on, the DTV is automatically cancelled. That’s procedural—not a problem with the visa itself.

4. Discrepancies.

If immigration sees a mismatch between what you stated in the application and what you actually do once in Thailand, they can act on it.

So yes—I do believe it’s legit as long as you follow the rules and stay transparent. The key is understanding that this is not a “loopholed” work visa; it’s a remote work visa with strict conditions.

Hope that helps clarify!