ETA is only for people arriving without a visa or current extension

@Graham ******

Nothing ambiguous about the Australian DTA. Easy to prove tax residency in Australia. Other countries may have difficulty but Australia as always, is the winner!

@David **********

VFS is merely a collection agency. The decision on UK visas applied for in Thailand is actually made by the UK Passport Office in India

@Graham ******

You're still missing the word "solely". A person with dual tax residency is tested on the DTA. Australia wins! No matter what you or your buddy Carl says. Happy to be audited. I'll send a copy of the DTA! But both you and I know I won't be audited! 😂😂😂

@Graham ******

Shows just how little you actually know. Try reading section 3(a) of the Australian DTA and focus on that magic word "solely"! Game, Set and Match AUSTRALIA!!!

@Graham ******

Immigration already has a record of arrivals and departures. The ETA is a mechanism for visa exempt entries to pay the 300 baht tourism tax. People with current visas/extensions won't need an ETA. The DTA will actually determine who is a tax resident of Thailand or of another country. Only one residency is applicable, as double taxation is not applicable. You should have asked your accountant mate - he would have told you - or maybe not as he's out to scam people!

@Graham ******

Wrong again! But it's irrelevant anyway. The ETA has nothing to do with a Double Tax Treaty! Big win for AUSTRALIA!! 🦘 🦘

@Graham ******

ETA is for visa exempt entries. You're way behind the eight ball. 😂😂😂

@Graham ******

Doubt it. The Thai Tax Office would look at the DTA first. Very easy for Aussies to retain Australian Tax Residency, in which case Aussie Tax Office gets the dollars!! 😂😂😂

@Graham ******

Crooked accountant? Like those you keep pushing in these threads? 😂😂😂😂. If I'm ever audited (highly unlikely) I'm happy to provide my annual tax assessment which shows I pay tax 😂😂😂