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Yeah. You are right. I'll keep the funds in my wise account. Cheers.

Thank you so much for your help. Yes, they are not cheap. But I wanna make sure I get the visa 🙏

Cambodia. They’re taking care of everything. The reviews are really good—actually, a bit too good. That’s why I’m a little suspicious... 555

Hi everyone! Has anyone here used the services of Elite International Concierge? Run by a guy named Adam, I'm considering using them to help with my DTV visa application and would really appreciate any feedback. Are they legit and trustworthy? Thanks in advance!

I'll go over the thread. Thank you 🙏

Hello everyone, I have a gig that pays me around $1,500 USD per month, and I usually receive the payments into my Wise account. The company that pays me is based in Singapore. I'm considering getting the DTV visa and staying in Thailand for more than 180 days in a calendar year. My question is: would it be legal to receive these payments directly into a Thai bank account, issue invoices to my client, and pay taxes in Thailand accordingly? I don’t mind paying taxes—I just want to make sure this kind of setup is compliant with Thai regulations. Thanks in advance for any insights!

Hello everyone, I have a gig that pays me around $1,500 USD per month, and I usually receive the payments into my Wise account. The company that pays me is based in Singapore. I'm considering getting the DTV visa and staying in Thailand for more than 180 days in a calendar year. My question is: would it be legal to receive these payments directly into a Thai bank account, issue invoices to my client, and pay taxes in Thailand accordingly? I don’t mind paying taxes—I just want to make sure this kind of setup is compliant with Thai regulations. Thanks in advance for any insights!

Hello everyone, I have a question regarding the financial requirement for the DTV visa. My funds are currently spread across multiple bank accounts outside of Thailand. I already have a Krungsri account that I opened years ago when I was on an ED visa. Would it be acceptable to transfer 500,000 THB to my Thai bank account while applying, in order to meet the financial requirement? Or do they allow proof of funds from overseas accounts instead? Has anyone gone through this process successfully? Thanks in advance for your insights!

Thanks, mate! appreciate your answers.

Slightly off-topic, but do you have any recommendations for a country where the women are as relaxed and easygoing as in Thailand? Ideally, it should be safe, affordable, have good weather, minimal visa hassles, and be crypto-friendly.

Yeah, well, the damage was done years ago—long before I even considered Thailand as a long-term option, and back when my niche was completely different.

Hi, I run a YouTube channel where I discuss cybersecurity, IT topics, VPNs, Linux, encryption (both breaking and securing it), cryptocurrency, ethical hacking, radio frequencies, cold wallets, and how to buy crypto for cash without KYC. I also cover online anonymity and identity protection. I never mention Thailand in my content, but I do show my face. As an expat living in Thailand, could this pose any risks? Could it potentially affect my visa status? I’d appreciate any insights you can share. Thanks in advance!

Thank you so much for your answer!

It's basically cash from selling USDT, which is why I'm hesitant to deposit it. At the same time, keeping it in my condo feels risky, so I'm considering depositing it.

Hello, I’d like to deposit 250,000 THB in cash into my Thai bank account at Krungsri. Would this raise any potential tax issues?