Here's a lot of nonsense.

Let's get straight:

1. DTA visa is a multiple entry visa. Latest after 6 months you have to leave and enter again.

2. A "retirement" visa is for the whole year, no need to leave.

4. In either way you have to do your 90 days.

5. And in either way you have to pay income tax if you stay for more than 180 days per year in Thailand.

@Andy *********

it is actually, if you don't want to pay income tax.

@Andy *********

as I said, it's about income tax!!!! If you want to avoid paying taxes then it's exactly what I. Said: 180 days, 180 days out. Too difficult to understand????

@Chris ******

and you should see a doctor?

@Chris ******

actually it's very clear and published already. But u can believe and do what you want. Not my business.

@Chris ******

well, I was pointing to the tax rules. If you stay longer than 180 days u are to pay income tax

@John *******

No, he's not

@Graham *****

yes, but then you're taxable

Some need a nurse for everything, don't they?😂

DTV: you want to leave after 180 days? So, living half a year in and a half a year out? If not, go for retirement