@Stefan *****

oh, that's an interesting detail. Thanks for pointing that out.

@John *********

binance th seems to accept DTV for KYC. My question was more aimed to understand if trading is considered work or not. But I got my answer already. It might get imterpreted as work if done, but it probably will not be possible to get a work permit because, boy, that sht ain't no work, ain't it? 😆

@Yhadnapa **************

thanks for that extended answer. I think that answers it sufficiently. If I would do it that could be interpreted as work, or broader formulated as my main economic activity, which makes sense.

So I should have a work permit. But at the same time, from what I read so far, getting a work permit for trading is very unlikely, because in this context trading is not seen as proper work...

I have to rethink my life decisions once again 😅

@James *******

irrelevant, isn’t it?

@Kurt ************

hmm 🤔

@Yhadnapa **************

thanks for your answer. I am a bit puzzled about it, since binance th accepts dtv visa holders as clients.

May I ask if you speak out of experience or if your statement is based on common sense?

It's obvious that a thai bank account is needed to deposit and withdraw THB, but binance th allows to deposit in usdt... and if I don't plan to withdraw anything...

My main concern is if trading is considered to be work that requires a work permit or not. In other words, if I would violate the soft power dtv rules.

@Kurt ************

why?

@James *******

why?