There are dozens of post and comments in this groups about people who have done it without any issues or questions asked.

You just leave and come back, all you need is your e-visa QR code.

Yes, leaving the country counts as leaving the country. It doesn't matter how you leave.

Don't fly back into Myanmar if you're under 30.

You can apply in any other country instead.

@Kurt ************

go back and read the last sentence in my first comment.

@Kurt ************

here you go

@Marko ***********

buddy, no.

%20Foreign%20Income%20Rule&text=For%20example%2C%20if%20you%20earn,exists%20with%20this%20rule%20update.

"..if you earn income overseas in 2024 and transfer it to Thailand in 2025, that money will be taxed under Thai law. Previously, foreigners could wait a year before bringing money into Thailand to avoid taxation, but that loophole no longer exists with this rule update."

@Ken ********

you need to have 500,000 baht

@Marko ***********

not true anymore. Starting with the new tax laws this year, they tax all income, regardless of the source.

But it's Thailand, so they don't know how to enforce it yet 🤷‍♂️

That has nothing to do with your visa.

You become a tax resident if you spend 180 days in Thailand in a calendar year. No matter what visa you have.

You enter your permanent address in the application and that is what's used. The info on your ID documents don't matter.