Correct me if I'm wrong:
I'm getting married to Thai woman next year, and thus can apply for non-immigrant O (marriage) visa. While this visa is not a work permit, my income is going to be from a company based in the Philippines (and paid to a bank in the PI), so I'm not exactly going to be working in Thailand, right?
Is there something else I should take into notice if I'm going to move to Thailand? Work-wise I mean.
Visa question from remote-worker
Eien
26 October 2010 15:42:17
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Straydog
27 October 2010 05:46:56
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Any work within Thailand requires work permit but with that said maintain low profile and keep mouth closed about your situation and you should have no problems.
buckinpattaya
27 October 2010 06:25:43
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Eien, If your wife can prove that she can make about 45,000 baht a month you would not need to live in Thailand with a work permit. If you plan on working in Thailand in the future then you can consider about getting a work permit. (moderated: no ads please)
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