@Nick *********

Two other people gave their answers. Why are you not trolling them? 😂😂😂😂

@Nick *********

Read what he says. Best place to get AN extension. Didn't say which extension, so I gave the correct answer.

@Graham ******

Nothing required unless someone is audited, and easy enough to get a letter from my accountant.

@Sefton *******

A two-day cooking course pulls up a five year visa!

@Graham ******

My avoidance tactic is even easier than yours. I retain tax residency in Australia, which means I pay a big fat zero in Thailand. Brilliant huh?

@Graham ******

You're obviously very frightened. But never mind. I've paid my taxes, so I'm guessing you haven't so it's little wonder you're running in fear! 😂😂😂

@Gerry *******

I only drink decent beer in Thailand, mostly imported. 300 baht represents about 30 minutes of drinking.

@Graham ******

Under the radar to negate the need to get a Thai tax ID. Unlike you, I don't have orgasms over getting another meaningless piece of Thai bureaucracy! I've paid my taxes already. Box ticked

@Gerry *******

Exactly! A lot of people are in for a shock - especially the Cheap Charlies who meltdown over 300 baht! 😂😂😂

@Graham ******

Yes you need to read it. Especially the bit about determining which residency prevails if a person has dual tax residency. All those rainbow coloured books and cards are not worth a f**t. I've lived in Thailand for 15 years and survived without any of them, and still drive on my Aussie licence. I guess you're one of these expats who gets a fuzzy warm feeling over your rainbow books! 😂😂😂