What are the best ways to quickly exchange money for Baht in Thailand?

@Law ****

he can't use atm to transfer money to Thailand - that is what you suggested

@Mikael ****************************

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@Peter ********

if you hold high savings in your home country, and can prove it, Thailand will not tax a single Satang of it. Thailand only intends to tax INCOME. Savings are NOT an income

@Stacey ***************

100%Correkt!!Thats the problem now!Taxed 2 times if bad luck!!

@Stacey ***************

why ask if you knew all that bullshit 🙄

@Peter ********

that is NOT what the experts say.

“Double Tax Agreement (DTA)

This agreement exempts any individual residing in Thailand and the country where Thailand has signed the agreement with from paying income taxes on both countries. To clarify, an individual can pay income taxes in the country where the individual is currently residing. The DTA has several purposes regarding income tax:

Prevent double taxation for reducing financial burdens among individuals.

Avoid conflicts on taxing rights ensuring income is taxed once or at a reduced rate.

Ensure fair treatment on taxation from discrimination.

Prevent tax evasion and fraud by sharing information with the contractual party.

Promote economic activity in stimulating cross-border transactions and investments between the treaty countries.

As of 9th October 2023, Thailand has signed the DTA with 61 countries. Nevertheless, the individual may be subject to double taxation in Thailand and the country where Thailand is not a contractual party to the DTA.”

@Stacey ***************

makes no difference if your country has a tax agreement with Thailand you will only pay tax once in your own country

@Stacey ***************

correct