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Dec 2, 2024
2 days ago
Pierre ********
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Hello,

After several trips earlier this year and my return to Thailand with a DTV visa, I have now spent over 6 months in the country, including 2 months with the DTV visa. I would like to know where I should register as a tax resident in Bangkok. Immigration? Online? Local Revenue Department office?

Thank you.
Nov 29, 2024
4 days ago
Do you have to declare your income in Thailand with the dtv visa? Are you subject to Thai tax?
Nov 27, 2024
6 days ago
I heard DTV holder also need to pay tax to Thailand govt, if holder stay in Thailand more than 180 days per calender year or any overseas transaction to Thai bank account. May I know what is the tax calculation and based on what income?
Nov 27, 2024
7 days ago
Rod ********
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Hi

Any Australians here who are “retired” in Thailand and have investment properties in Thailand as a source of income?

What tax implications are there for Australia? I know there is a DTA in place between the 2 countries.

Considering owning several to create a “Thai money” income as well as the one we will live in. And leaving other rentals in Australia as well.

Any other advice, experiences and information would be appreciated!!
Nov 25, 2024
9 days ago
My DTV visa expires mid-January. I would most probably like to extend my stay in Bangkok. Life is so nice here. Does that mean that I am going to get taxed in Thailand? And if yes, what are they going to tax exactly? And how could they ever check on my income? Some is here, some is there… I suppose I would have to find myself a local accountant?

Any thoughts?
Nov 21, 2024
12 days ago
Lawrie *******
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I have heard on the 'grapevine' that the Thai is either now or in the near future planning to tax pensions from overseas and any lump sum payments to whoever in Thailand for 'Farangs' (hate that word should have said foreigners).

I heard that the tipping point for this taxation is stays of over 180 days in the kingdom in a calendar year, and would most probably impact long-stay, retirement and married-to-Thai foreigners.

Any truth to this rumour and if so to what extent and what are the implications? It seems that the money in a bank account is already a significant implementation to long stay.visas in Thailand.

Please just genuine knowledgeable responses.
Nov 17, 2024
16 days ago
Dava ********
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Hi just wondering if stay thailand 6 months or more ..I have money in thailand already ..what happens about tax thanks
Nov 14, 2024
19 days ago
So I am wondering if one individual getting a DTV visa can move their residential address to Thailand, and if so how long after moving in can they do that.

So imagine I am arriving to Thailand on the 1st of January 2025 and I want to update my bank/broker/insurance residential address asap, and I also want to update my previous country of (tax) residence that I moved to Thailand and I am a tax resident there. Of course this detail will be important for banks and brokers too.

When can I do that? Day 1? July 1st (after 180 days +1)? Never?
Nov 14, 2024
20 days ago
Hi, are you worried about being asked to pay taxes after you have been in Thailand for a while with DTV?
Nov 11, 2024
22 days ago
Tomas *********
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Anybody had this? 🙂

Some years in a row i stayed in Thailand with tourist visa and border runs. And some years i was here more than 180days a year 🙂 now emmigration dont like this and i want to make DTV visa 🙂

It will not be an issue? Anybody done it?

Also if somebody stayed 180+ days, dont you have any problems with tax system (becoming Thailand tax residence)? 🙂

Thanks a lot for any advices
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