Can anyone advise me if a need a TIN number living here full time ?
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Living in Thailand full-time does not require a Tax Identification Number (TIN) unless you have assessable income. The general consensus in the community is that you only need a TIN if you remit or earn taxable income and become a tax resident by staying in Thailand for 180 days or more within a calendar year. For many expats, having a TIN can facilitate various financial transactions. However, you may be advised to apply for one after demonstrating a longer-term presence and income source in Thailand.
only if you exceed the amount of earnings to be taxed
Tim ******
I was refused to get a TIN.
They said I can come back after I stay more than 180 days in Thailand and when I can show a statement with income transferred to a Thai bank.
John **********
It totally depends on whether you bring assessable income into Thailand in any year that you are a Thai tax resident (180 days or more in a calendar year)
You only need a TIN if you remit/have assessable income. You can live entirely legally in Thailand long term and never have a TIN. It depends on your personal financial circumstances.
Robert **********
The 'N' in TIN already means number 😁
Alexey **********
You don't need.
Bob **********
No
Aaron ********
No, you don't.
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