@Jef *******

You have a lot to learn about Thailand visas!

Don't do it! Once you're in the system you're doomed! Stay free

@Sefton *******

And those experts in Australia I've spoken to say differently, so we'll see how it pans out won't we? 😂😂. I'm extremely confident that in a year's time I still will have paid zero in Thai tax, and all your grand claims of all these experts you have spoken to will amount to very little. I won't be filing a tax return for 2024 and I'll wait for the tax inspectors to come bashing my door down! 😂

@James *******

Not me. Immigration!

@James *******

Why would I ask? I've done it for years no problem! 😂

@James *******

Nope. I've not done an in person 90-day for over ten years. Always by mail

@Mike ****

You don't have to show up, you can notify by mail

@Sefton *******

You miss the meaning of the word "taxable", and the pure simple fact that the DTA makes Australia (in my case) the sole taxation point. You place confidence in the Thai tax "experts", I place confidence in the official tax departments. Note the date! 😂😂

@Sefton *******

Yes - dual tax residency. And then having a permanent home under (a) means Australia is the sole (as in ONLY) taxation point. I have no permanent home in Thailand.

@Sefton *******

You really listen to this guy? Surely you cannot be so dumb not to see he's touting for business? The DTA clearly states "sole" - why hasn't the great Carl Turner addressed this in his "webinars" instead of continually ignoring this fact? Read section 3(a) of the DTA.and tell me which part of "solely of the contracting state....." you're not getting?