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And DONT pay "taxes" to Immigration. Many are highly corrupted.
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That is a matter to discuss with your embassy, not a Facebook group. Have you called them yet?
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In my oppinion the conditions will change a lot in the future for new applicants, as it is another pretty ill-thought out visa again. But this time in our favor.

Yet for people that allready habe the visa nothing should change and everybody should be happy who got it 😌
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He most important question is, have you lived in Thailand for a few months before and are you sure, you want to live there longterm?
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If you want to do business within Thailand you will have to go though the process for a marriage visa which "comes with" a work permit (that you will need)
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@Greg *******
I agree with you, DTV holders will most likely not be caught up in the Thai tax system.

The problem in this case are German work and tax laws, as a employee working abroad permanently is establishing a so called "BetriebsstÀtte" (like a foreign branch of the company). That has a lot of awefull tax and social security consequences for the employer himself (not necessarily the employee). Most German employers limit remote work therefore.
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Anonymer Teilnehmer Sozialversicherungssystem

BegrĂŒndung des Status eines „Multi-State-Worker“

Höhere Beitragszahlungen fĂŒr Arbeitnehmer und Arbeitgeber

Steuerpflicht des Mitarbeitenden

BegrĂŒndung einer beschrĂ€nkten oder unbeschrĂ€nkten Steuerpflicht im Ausland

Besteuerungsrecht könnte dem Ausland zugewiesen werden

Mögliche unterjÀhrige Doppelbesteuerung

Verpflichtung zur Abgabe einer SteuererklÀrung im Ausland.

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@Greg *******
you cant overthink German tax laws ;-) there is a tax for everything, even if you move abroad (in some cases called Wegzugssteuer)
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All tax and social security rules of Thailand apply to your employer, if you stay there longer than 186 days. He is responsible to comply to every rule. So most employers limit remote work to EU countries. As a freelancer it's your own duty to follow the law, the client just pays the bills you send.