With complete respect to the members here, the forum/members are not qualified tax experts to give advice in relation to your personal circumstances, the best bet for you is if you spend more than 180 days in Thailand then you should consult a tax accountant for professional advice and assistance with tax planning because there is a strong likelihood you may have a tax obligation in Thailand.

Imagine how good when they do the same for entry.

@Stevie *******

good price for an agent especially if they do the funds in your account and it includes multi entry and TM30.

Check with Thai immigration what you need to do when you leave on an Emergency Passport that will not have your entry visa exemption stamp, issue is that Immigration will still need to see you haven’t over stayed.

@Jim ***********

should also keep a copy of/ pic of the immigration stamp that you obtained on entry which makes it easier for the police to see you are not breaching your visa expiry date and the BIB’s then don’t need to engage with the Immigration police.