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Thailand, charactersed by its dynamic culture and picturesque natural landscapes, is not solely a tourist hotspot but also a country of considerable potential. If you aspire to a lifestyle that marries remote work with the opportunity to engage in local traditions, as well as the possibility to accrue savings, Thailand may well be your ideal … …

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Since when did it become legal to be a freelancer, or even a remote worker, in Thailand without a contract stating a minimum "salary" from a foreign company based outside of Thailand?

The included paragraph on "Legal Requirements and Permits" is long on vagueness and incredibly short on pertinent details to being a legal freelancer in this country.

This smacks of another ChatGPT-produced article, the second I seem to remember to have seen from this "writer".

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