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ORIGINAL POSTERGood day everyone!
I recently learned that if you stay in Thailand for more than 180 days, you’re considered a tax resident and have to pay taxes there.
But I’m still a bit confused — does that mean taxes need to be paid in both countries (my home country and Thailand)? Or can I transfer all my tax obligations fully to Thailand?
Also, how is this actually tracked if I can’t open a Thai bank account yet? Like… how do they even verify that money was received in Thailand in the first place?
Would really appreciate any insights or experiences on this topic 🙏
I recently learned that if you stay in Thailand for more than 180 days, you’re considered a tax resident and have to pay taxes there.
But I’m still a bit confused — does that mean taxes need to be paid in both countries (my home country and Thailand)? Or can I transfer all my tax obligations fully to Thailand?
Also, how is this actually tracked if I can’t open a Thai bank account yet? Like… how do they even verify that money was received in Thailand in the first place?
Would really appreciate any insights or experiences on this topic 🙏
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