Thailand visa scheme opens door to digital nomads
Hindustan TimesThai officials recently launched a visa program that allows foreign remote workers to stay in the country legally for longer, and hopefully contribute more to economic growth. Thailand started a new visa scheme last month that allows people who would usually come in as tourists to stay and work in the country. Launched on July 15, the Destination Thailand Visa is aimed at luring remote workers, freelancers and so-called digital nomads to live, work and travel in the country for up to 180 days per entry. Applicants can also obtain the visa if they join Thailand's "soft power" activities including Muay Thai boxing, cooking and short-term education courses. Thailand a popular destination for remote work Thailand has long been a desirable destination for long-stay tourists, but the country has had a problem with visitors not having a legal visa or work permit.
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