There's been a lot of debate recently about whether digital nomads should be allowed to work remotely in Thailand. While there are no explicit laws against it, the Thai government has made it clear that they're not entirely welcome. Many digital nomads have been asked to leave the country, and those who have stayed have often found themselves struggling to get by. The Thai government is concerned that digital nomads are taking jobs away from locals, and that they're not contributing to the economy. They also worry that remote workers will overstay their visa and become illegal immigrants. As a result, digital nomads are often treated with suspicion and are often made to feel unwelcome. Despite the challenges, some digital nomads have managed to make a life for themselves in Thailand. They've learned to navigate the bureaucracy, and they've found ways to contribute to the local economy. But for many, the hassle and uncertainty simply isn't worth it. So for now, it seems like working remotely in Thailand is more trouble than it's worth.