Anonymous participant 897 In the first instance it is a self- assessment system. The banks are only required to report very large amounts brought onto Thailand and Immigration does not talk to the Tax Office. An individual needs to understand the DTC that affects them as they can be taxed twice. As an example, l know a German who rents out his flat in Germany. He pays tax in both Germany and in Thailand.

Every visitor to Thailand automatically becomes a tax resident after 180 days. However, there is no requirement to register for tax purposes unless/until you remit into Thailand an 'assessable sum'. This is determined by a number of factors including the Double Tax Agreement between Thailand and your home nation.

After 180 days you are automatically a 'tax resident' in Thailand. However, you only have to register for tax purposes if you remit into Thailand an 'assessable sum'. What is assessable is determined by the double tax agreement. A UK State pension is assessable.

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Korat immigration only ask for a statement covering 4 months

3 hour delay today. Problem in the system

First idiotic comment. The poster asked a question. I answered it, knobhead

In my personal experience, use Wise

Thought this had gone quiet. Been waiting all year to find my account closed. Nothing. So far. No idea what l am doing right?

My advice? Do not burn your bridges.