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Has anyone opened a Thai WISE account using their DTV, is it a good way to pay locally using QR codes or the physical card, I am aware about tax obligations in Thailand, is it worth it to get one or use your home countr…

Has someone acquired a Thai TIN from Revenue office whilst on DTV visa also what documents are required by the Revenue office. PS: I know about DTA but since I will become a tax resident of Thailand for this financial y…

Those who have DTV and do remote Job and stays more than 180 days a year, do you pay tax in Thailand?

Hi there, I am currently adding my supporting documents to my DTV Workcation application before submitting and have a quick question. It asks for Financial evidences: (1) last-3-month bank statement(s) from any bank(s)…

Hi there Maybe there are some people who already faced similar issues, found a solution or are experienced enough to share some thoughts or so. I am thinking of of getting the DTV, and I want to stay more than the 180 d…

hello I am 60 US citizen living in CA. planning to move to Thailand. I am planning to buy a house but put it under my fiance name. I will start collecting SS in 6 more years but I can start withdrawing 2500 a month from…

What are the tax implications if staying for more than 180 days in Thailand in any one year? Do you pay tax on the 800,000 paid into a Thai bank for the non o ? I am retired and from the uk.

Soft power, Work remotely & Taxes I hold a dtv soft power visa. I work as freelancer (indipendent contractor) which I now is okay cause the embassies says you can work remotely for Non Thai companies or Non Thai clients…

Hi everyone! 👋 My partner and I are planning to move to Thailand, and we have a few questions about applying for the DTV (Destination Thailand Visa). We would really appreciate any advice or experiences from people who…

Taxation: I think most people are aware by now that if you stay in Thailand longer than 180 days in a calendar year - any income that you bring in to Thailand (after 1 January 2024) is assessable - therefore you should…