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Technically, if they don't receive money in a Thai bank, it'd be both hard and unfeasible to be punished. Don't wanna state the obvious,but even If you're codi
by dataker 12y ago
Technically, if they don't receive money in a Thai bank, it'd be both hard and unfeasible to be punished.
Don't wanna state the obvious,but even If you're coding(could claim to be open-souce work), it's not like the police is gonna spy on you.
- stephenr 12y agoAny form of "work" (defined as exertion of effort from memory) is deemed illegal without a work permit - international volunteers need one just as much as those of us working for a commercial entity. Re "spying on you": immigration police have conducted "raids" on coworking spaces, not to mention the potential for upset/disgruntled locals/competitors/whoever to report you.
- wila 12y ago> could claim to be open-source work Sounds reasonable , but it doesn't work that way. Work for free or charity work still counts as work and is no less illegal. See also: http://www.thaivisa.com/462-0.html http://www.thaivisa.com/462-0.html (the article is from 2006, but that law hasn't changed)