@James *********

Thailand is just doing what it is required to under world tax agreements between governments to stop tax avoidance. The others will follow

There's an LTR group in FB , always go ask them. Run by Jack Narai as I recall

Most airlines want to see or you won't get on the plane. Or immigration may also ask your plans to leave again $10 buys a onward ticket reservation

@Lynnette ******

doesn't matter which currency. Rules are same on declaring

Yes

Depends on immigration officer decision. And no one on FB can accurately predict what they might decide. Safe bet is replace it as then guaranteed no issues, or risk it and see what happens

Nope, disagree. Food in PH is poor overall, and if you want decent food it's is very expensive. You get more Pesos per dollar, but get less for your money .

Go to a bank

@Frank-Steven **********

technically some is incorrect, it is even more complicated that this. And a) applied to income generated on assets after Jan 2024 and only if Thai resident . There are many carve outs for double tax though.

Colin Clarke. Seek professional advice

@Jeff ******

i have agent that has advised otherwise, and tax returns are not only route. Especially if pension or Investment vehicle is offshore on tax exempt jurisdiction where by definition no tax paid. And I was also advised annual pension company attested income statements or declaration of dividends/interest etc will work.....but untested by me as I currently have remote worker LTR option