Again, this site has idiot comments that contribute zero help! You give non helpful comments you are a? Fill in the blanks?

@Keith ******

right if they don’t like your question they should just move on and and don’t say anything. Hope you find a honest helpful answer.

@Greg *******

biggest one, “what did change last year was that all monies remitted to Thailand are now accessible”. Not all monies brought in is accessible depending on your DTA! You were correct about the new rule about hiding money for a year if it falls under accessible. The Thai tax website is great and it explains it clearly in easy to understand English. Also has a link to DTA’s.

@Greg *******

read the law, then read the dual tax agreement for your country. It will fill in the “gaps”.

@Greg *******

you need to read the complete Thai tax law.

@Expat *********

you need to read the law and understand it.

Get a physical Sim not at the airport for AIS. If you don’t have dual sim, do an eSIM for your home country provider and insert the Thai AIS for data, Line and WhatsApp use. I have this and for three years it works awesome. Can make monthly payments at any AIS store and I have left for two months, came back, paid worked fine.

Again last place you rely on Thai legal advise is the internet and a guy next to you on a bar stool!!

@Brian ********

very good recommendation to bring a Thai speaker! It made mine 100% easier!

I have never been asked when I had it. Probably because they saw I had it! When I returned one way on a retirement visa they questioned it until I showed the visa.