Need a bit of clarification on how long you can stay each calendar year with your DTV.
Is it 180 days then leave for a day come back and get another 180 day stamp?
Can you can do that for up to 5 years currently?
Also if you stay more than the 180 days you may have to pay Thai taxes depending on the country you come from (US) .. and of course you need to report to immigration every 90 days also ..
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TLDR : Answer Summary
In Thailand, a DTV visa allows for a stay of up to 180 days per entry. You can receive one 180-day extension, resulting in a maximum stay of 380 days without leaving the country. You must report to immigration every 90 days to maintain compliance. If you leave the country briefly and return, you can receive another 180-day stamp. Staying 180 days or more in a calendar year may classify you as a tax resident in Thailand, which can have tax implications based on your income source. However, if you do not have assessable income, you may not incur tax liability.
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I talked to someone today and they told me if you don’t have income you won’t get taxed in Thailand. I’m taking a break for a few years of work. I still have to pay my American taxes because I’m 1099. But I won’t be making any income. Also, if you leave the country every days and come back in, you don’t have to report. Every time you come in, they stamp you for the 180 days.
You can stay 180 days on each entry and you can get 1 180 day extension on each entry so the maximum you can stay without leaving is 380 days. To get the extension you need to show similar information to that when you first got the visa. You do need to do 90 day reports every consecutive 90 days you stay in the country. The tax situation is a bit more complicated, if you spend 180 days or more inside Thailand in any calendar year then you are automatically a Thai tax resident. Whether or not you then have to pay tax depends on a variety of factors such as bringing in assessable income in that year, the DTA between Thailand and the country your income comes from and so on
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