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Can you obtain a tax ID with a DTV visa if you stay longer than 180 days in Thailand?

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Dec 2, 2024

a year ago

Corentin *********

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Hi, 

I would like to know if you can have the tax Id with the DTV visa if you stay more than 180D ?

Normally yes but my friend with a student visa did have it because of his visa, I would like to know if it’s the same with the DTV or not ?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Yes, you can obtain a tax ID in Thailand with a DTV visa if you stay for more than 180 days. Holding a DTV visa does not exempt you from tax obligations, as staying in Thailand for over 180 days may classify you as a tax resident. It is important to consult a tax accountant regarding your specific situation, considering factors such as tax treaties and individual circumstances.

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Tore *********

Yea you can and should have tax id if you remit money into thailand that’s considered tax assessable

a year ago

Bob **********

Nothing is official and the government isn’t saying anything

a year ago

Romain ****

There is nothing linked to the type of visa. If you stay more than 180 days and bring money to Thailand you have to file tax return.

a year ago

Helen ********

There are numerous posts about tax in this group so suggest you do a search. If you stay 180 days you can be considered a tax resident in Thailand, regardless of what visa you are on. Every situation is different depending on tax treaties, amount and numerous other factors that would be better discussed with a tax accountant.

a year ago

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Helen ********

Where should I register as a tax resident in Bangkok with a DTV visa?

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