And ignore all the rude losers on here. It takes a lot to reach out when you aren't feeling yourself.

This strange feeling of motion when there isn't any is weird. Sometimes when I am sat in a car at traffic lights, it feels like the car is rolling backwards. If you got car sickness as a kid, its likely all linked. I suffered from strange vertigo for a while too, every time I stood up, I would almost fall over, like the world was rocking on a boat. So I know totally how you feel. Some are more sensitive to it than others. But it will pass. Walking is actually excellent for it, that side to side movement as you walk is very calming. Also try the sound bath relaxation sessions - there is a good mixed sound bath at Chiang Mai Holistic that I find useful. Good luck, hope you feel better soon.

@Kenny ****

not exactly. The photographer would still need a signed model release to use a person's image commercially. At least in a country where the law was properly followed.

I'll have to do some accurate numbers now we have some more info, but my back of an envelope figure came out at almost 30% of funds transferred having to be paid in taxes for our situation. I see a spreadsheet coming!

@Frederick ********

I'm not sure how that's going to work out. We may have to submit our numbers as an estimate and revise the following tax return if needed?

@John *******

Exactly. I don't understand why so many people think it won't apply to them.

@Andy ***********

so you just plan to ignore/break the rule and hope not to get caught? That's a bit of a risk.

Many will stick their heads in the sand and think it doesn't apply to them, and do nothing - a bit like people did with Brexit. But its good to plan for the worst and hope for the best. Comes as a bit of a shock to suddenly make everything 30% more expensive. Food etc, ok, not so bad, but rent is now 30% more, bringing in money to buy a car? Now 30% more...etc Add in the complication of the tax year ends not lining up and its going to get messy.

Basically yes, all of the money from pensions income brought into Thailand is taxable if you are in the UK. Then you can deduct the amount of tax you paid in the UK. However because the UK has the generous tax free allowance, we don't pay much tax so there is little to offset. It will impact UK pensioners a lot. Not only the tax, but the costs of getting tax advice and for someone to submit the return and interpret the reply. Going to suddenly get very expensive here.

@Steve ********

Is this current? I see that they say 30 days quarantine is necessary. I've not seen this mentioned anywhere else.