See that as highly unlikely with the tax treaty and would backfire.
The “reciprocal-tax agreement” between the United States and Thailand is the U.S.–Thailand Income-Tax Treaty, signed 26 November 1996 and in force for tax years beginning 1 January 1998. It prevents most forms of double taxation, lowers withholding rates on dividends, interest and royalties, and sets out tie-breaker rules for tax residence. (There is no U.S.–Thailand Social-Security/“totalization” agreement.