@Paulie *******

The handwritten comments for 2 years treatment :-)

@Kevin *******

You were the one that jumped in giving all sorts of advice pal. You also had factual mistakes and were making assumptions about the future. You were the one with the condescending manner. Just returning it in spades as you are not as knowledgeable about the Thai Tax System as you claimed. Pomposity deserves disdain in some cases. Bye

@Kevin *******

So you have no clue about Thailand except what you have read. I wager much of what you have read has been supposition from newly minted tax experts. You got most of your facts wrong and the rest was about what might happen. Then you try to teach your gran how to suck eggs once more. In any jurisdiction the taxpayer is responsible in the last resort and not the tax advisor. Do you have degrees in stating the bleeding obvious?

Good info for people applying there.

@Kevin *******

You are not even tax resident in Thailand are you? You have never filed in a tax form outside the UK have you? You were responding to me and giving me tax advice lol

@Kevin *******

I can assure you I know exactly where I stand. Monies brought here have always been reportable even if not assessable (Pretty obvious you know sweet FA about this BTW) The same international tax consultants have been completing my returns for years. I will follow their advice rather than an amateur such as yourself. Thank you and bye PS: I bet you have been listening to these newly minted tax consultants that have sprung up since late 2023 - stop bedwetting. Have you ever submitted a tax return in Thailand out of interest?

@Kevin *******

Thanks for the dissertation - it really was not needed :-)Not "ALL" income is taxed - currently only income remitted to Thailand. One tax official mooted the proposal of tax on all income for Tax Residents but that would take a change of law. Anyway - not my problem. I am tax resident in Thailand and have been for years and my taxes are submitted each year in accordance with the rules. Stop trying to teach your granny how to suck eggs. Are you ax resident and submit a return each year in Thailand?

@Jay ****

They want more visitors in it is true. They want those visitors either working remotely or doing soft power activities.

You will not get any free allowance with the DTV visa. Your personal goods will be treated like any other imports by Customs with their whims and vagaries if shipped.

@Sascha *********

Not voided if you return to same address. :-) Well it depends on the Immigration Office I suppose but in Chonburi it is not.