Hello everyone, I’m currently staying in Thailand on a DTV visa.
I make my living through stock investments and have earned an average of $100,000–$200,000 annually over the past five years.
In my home country, there is no tax on capital gains from stock trading.
However, I’d like to ask:
If I stay in Thailand for more than 180 days, am I required to report my foreign stock investment income to the Thai tax authority?
Any insights or experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
TLDR : Answer Summary
An expat on a DTV visa in Thailand asks if they need to report foreign stock income after staying in Thailand for over 180 days. Many comments highlight that staying longer than 180 days makes you a tax resident, requiring reporting of foreign income if remitted to Thailand. However, taxes might not apply to unremitted income. Suggestions include consulting with a Thai tax professional for clarity, noting the potential advantages and disadvantages of different visa types like DTV versus Elite visas in relation to tax obligations.
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