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@Tim **********
Being honest, I can't guarantee you this is happening, just some rumor, but I would keep a closer eye on it... We may see some more surprises. We already got plenty these days.
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Anonymous participant I heard they are now checking attendance at some gyms. They may as well check the total number of applicants?!
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Anonymous participant You can click on the poster name to see the posts history. This will answer your question 😅.
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Anonymous participant Okay. That's reasonable. We are seeing things getting stricter though.
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@Wannikea ********
I wouldn't be surprised if they are now expecting cooking classes applicants to have some prior experience under tourist exemptions. Let's see.
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Seems like they want to see proof that you were following another class recently. For how long have you signed?
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@Aliz ***
The current law is already in effect: if you spend 180 days per calendar year in the country, you become a fiscal resident. Remitted money is taxed, with amounts depending on existing treaties.
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@Boaz ****
When spending 180 days per calendar year in a country, you become a fiscal resident regardless of your nationality or visa status. I highly doubt this speech applies only to Thais, given the increasing number of digital nomads arriving. I would actually expect the opposite.