Have any of you found an agency to get a TIN with?
Looking for good recommendations on an agency and how long it took roughly for you to setup?
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Several comments suggest that obtaining a Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Thailand is a straightforward process that can be done for free at any Revenue Office without needing an agency. It typically takes about 20-30 minutes, and the necessary documents include a passport and proof of address. Some users caution against using agencies that may charge around 5000 THB for this service, as it can be handled directly.
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Go to the revenue department and ask for the tin number. It's free and takes only 20-30 minutes. Agents will take at least 5000thb for such a "difficult" task.