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Jun 29, 2025
16 days ago
Tiffany **********
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Looking for more information on the DTV visa. From my understanding my US employer does not need to register or change taxes at all with me working in Thailand (up to 180 days in calendar year). My understanding under the DTV Is that the companyny does not need to comply to anything due to the stay being under 180 days. Am I missing something?

Right now the only hiccup for the company i work for to allow me to work in Thailand is they believe they will have tax implications.

If I can prove there is no tax liability on the company, they may agree to it. I’m highly favored there and I believe they will bend if it’s between allowing me to work in Thailand or me quitting.

Any advice? Legal documents/references I can show?
Dec 12, 2024
7 months ago
Marco ***********
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Hi guys, staying in Thailand from July 3 - 2024 to January 27 - 2025, with two exits of 10 and 2 days in 2024, isn’t considered a tax resident in Thailand, right? Because in 2024 doesn’t exceed 180 days, and neither in 2025.

Thanks
Feb 8, 2024
a year ago
Mark ******
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Hi all.

Another question about tax residency but didn't want to bump the previous post.

I think I'm right in saying that if I spend more than 180 days in a calendar year in Thailand, that I become liable to pay tax there.

As a retired person who pays UK tax via PAYE on my pension, what is the implication of this and how is tax deducted in Thailand?

I have a Thai bank account with 800k baht but no regular payments into the account from my pension.

I want to spend more time in Thailand. Probably 9 months per year.

Thanks in advance.
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