Can DTV holders work for a Thai company?
DTV is aimed at remote work and listed activities, not local employment. Working for a Thai company usually needs Non-B and a work permit.
パスポートアトラス
Thailand is one of the most-searched travel handbooks here: visa exemption has lengthened, while long stays run through Elite, LTR and DTV rather than a classic skilled-migration grid.
観光
Openness rank
#59
Entry openness
112
ビザ免除
97
Briefing updated
2026-09
国プロフィール
首都
Bangkok
人口
65.9 million
面積
514,000 km²
通貨
Thai baht THB
言語
Thai
時区
UTC+07:00
外国生まれ人口
3.2 million · 2024
移民比率
4.4%
民族・エスニシティ · 2015
外国生まれ人口は国連の国際移民ストック(世界銀行経由、多くは2024年)。民族構成は各国の公表分類。肌の色での国勢調査は少数です。目安であり公式ではありません。
査証と移民ルートパスポート免除リスト書類と証明写真Visa siteImmigration site
For holidays, retirement, remote work, and people who want Bangkok or Chiang Mai without an employer sponsor.
Many passports enter visa-exempt; the stay has moved between 30 and 60 days — use current Immigration and MFA notices. Chinese visa exemption has also been trial-extended. Exemption is not work permission; overstay fines and bans are common.
Work needs Non-B plus a work permit. Long stays use Thailand Privilege (Elite), LTR for wealthy or remote workers, and DTV for digital nomads and study-adjacent stays. Those products are residence, not PR or a passport.
PR is quota-capped, usually after years on a non-immigrant visa in investment, work or family classes. Citizenship is longer and tests language and residence. Most foreigners simply renew long-stay visas.
Time to PR:After several years on a non-immigrant visa; annual quota
DTV is aimed at remote work and listed activities, not local employment. Working for a Thai company usually needs Non-B and a work permit.
Immigration may allow one short extension; days and fees change. Repeated visa-runs can be refused at the border.
On this site’s matrix the result is “ビザ免除”. typical stay on the matrix is 60 days. The port and mission are authoritative.
On this site’s matrix the result is “ビザ免除”. typical stay on the matrix is 60 days. The port and mission are authoritative.
Handbooks summarise public sources so you can cross-check the visa matrix and policy playbooks. They are not legal advice. Quotas, stay lengths and visa-free lists move — confirm with the destination government and its missions before you travel or file.