Or any of the other 69 countries with DTA with Thailand

If werner comes from a European country then he can use his DTA to offset against his thai taxes. But if he earns a lot and the tax rates are different he may still be liable for thai taxes

@Jim *******

exactly Jim

Unless of course you spend less than 180 days in the kingdom

Or can apply for LTRV if you meet the criteria for a wealthy global pensioner or wealthy global citizen

@Klaus *******

est tut Mir leid but you are wrong werner. All remittances to Thailand especially on non 'O' are taxable from now on as of 1st January 2024. Unless you earn less than 150,000 THB per annum

New rules sorry chubby fingers.

And I was in Ireland until April 2024 from Sept 2023 so didn't really know about the change in the law until October time and then it was too late to do anything really. I was setting up a company for friends and only when they gave me a copy of company TIN did I ask what it was. Then I was told I'd need one too to pay taxes personsonally. I said to my lawyers but thailand is tax free for foreigners. Nope not anymore says my lawyer Sept 2023 and then Nov 2023 revenue department made up now rules

@Jim *******

well I have around 10 people I look after in thailand not including 8 dogs. So I move in my entire income from one pension fund only. My expenses are around 300k a month so doesn't leave much for cristal

@Jim *******

just lucky I didn't move all my income or it'd have been much worse