So what happens if you stay past 6 months ? Am I forced to pay taxes in thailand?
TLDR : Answer Summary
If an expat stays in Thailand for more than 180 days in a tax year, they may be considered a tax resident, which could entail certain tax obligations. However, whether or not they need to pay taxes depends on individual circumstances including income source, tax treaties with their home country, and whether they bring income into Thailand. Generally, income earned from foreign sources will only be taxed if it is repatriated to Thailand. The recent changes in Thai tax laws and the question of double taxation agreements with various countries further complicate tax obligations, and expats are advised to consult with tax professionals for personalized advice.
DTV VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES