Does having a TIN in Thailand make a foreigner a tax resident if they haven't stayed for 180 days?

In Thailand, a foreigner must stay in the country for 180 days or more in a tax year to be considered a tax resident. Possessing a Tax Identification Number (TIN) does not confer tax residency status. Additionally, any foreigner earning income from properties in Thailand may still be liable to pay taxes on that income, regardless of their residency status.