Whatever idea you have, forget it. Either sell it or store it in your home country. Your car will not drive on Thai roads. Get over it or find a different country to live. Smarter more well funded people have tried and failed

@Rachael ******

If a tree falls in a forest and no one heard it, did it really fall?

The main thing will be where you are declaring tax, remitting income and ensuring its a foreign company with no jurisdiction.

@Kai *****

It will soon have a 300b ‘tourist tax’ payment form at the end

@Lee-Ann ******

5 seconds to remove glasses vs 1 minute the manual way, more if you have a more complex passport to process

It's gone, mentally write it off and report it stolen. It was stolen for a reason. Never trust Hostels.

@Robert ********

Not Hanoi either, the reviews are razor accurate

@David ********

No, they intentionally make it very hard to break and do not have a clear 180 day rule.

Even if you live in Thailand 365 days a year living in a Condo you bought, if you merely think Australia is still your home, you're still a tax resident. The battle and onus is proving your not.

I recommend keeping an Australian licence valid, an Aussi phone number and Australian bank accounts ope. On your tax return say you are still an Australian tax resident

Its a real pain to to meet their tests, ie have you taken yourself off the electoral role, closed bank accounts, sold all your assets in Aus etc

Ais, go to a physical store with your passport. They should have an English letter of all the plans and are often cheaper than online