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@Sefton *******
I’m trying to keep it simple hence I only mentioned the state pension. Of course if you have other sources of income they will take you over the personal allowance. BTW any ISA income remitted to thailand would also come under thai tax.
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@Sefton *******
It’s under the personal tax allowance so there is zero tax on it…..
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@Greg *******
Just telling you the rules. And it takes 5 minutes to do it online.
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@Sefton *******
Depends. If you’re remitting your UK state pension for example, you will definitely pay Thai tax as it’s not taxed at all in the UK.
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@Bettina *********
Been in force for long time for ALL dependent visas.
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@Ray ****
Rule is for all dependent visas. Why should a tourist visa be any different ?
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@Greg *******
Yes but depends on immigration office.
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@Sefton *******
True. But if marginal rate of tax on that income is higher than your “home country”, you may have to pay the difference.
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Anonymous participant 782 Just because your home country has a tax treaty it doesn’t mean you’re exempt from thai tax on foreign income remitted to thailand.