Tax Resident: if I understand it correctly you are only considered a tax resident if you stay more than 180 days per calendar year? This year I will be staying 166 days in Thailand, my plan is also to stay here the whole month of january 2025. Just want to hear your thoughts on this, I am 100 % sure I wont be considered a tax resident for 2024? Do they look at calendar year only, so I will be safe for 2024? Note: I know there are DTA in place but its impoirtant to me I do not became a tax resident here. Thanks for any advice!

Hi All ,

Are there anybody who knows about this ?

According to the law, anyone who stays in Thailand for over 180 days out of a calendar year will be considered a tax resident by the Thai government. You will be liable to pay Thai taxes on your foreign income if you are a tax resident, even if you hold a Destination Thailand Visa.

If I get a visa in Thailand and stay for a year, do I lose my tax residency in Australia?

Anyone here a UK employee? I'm trying to navigate tax and or other implications my employer might face with me working from Thailand. I've spoken to a UK tax advisor who says the best way for taxes on my side would be to just claim them back from HMRC as a non UK resident, however I'm concerned that my employer might have implications for me working there? I need to make my case to HR soon so I'm hoping to get some solid answers. Appreciate any help and advice. Thanks 🙏

Hi does anyone know if the 180 days or less to avoid tax implications start from each calendar year Jan to Dec? Or is it rolling fron time of entry? For example you arrive in beginning of November get 60 days extend another 30 and your now at start of Feb. Does that mean you only have 90 days max left until November or 120/130 days from the new calendar year?

Hi. Please advise re paying tax on an education visa.