@Craig *******

But the content of your posts is based on your prophecies for the future, whereas my comments are based on fact. Savings are not taxed. That's simple. As an Australian tax resident, similarly my pension is only taxable in Australia. So I have not paid tax in the past, have never been asked to "show proof", and will not be taxed in the future. I haven't overlooked a single thing. So simple!

@Craig *******

All I know is you're talking rubbish and I've not "overlooked" anything, and the beauty of this world is we can believe whatever we want. I'll base my knowledge on WHAT IS KNOWN, whereas you base yours on internet speculation!

@Craig *******

I haven't overlooked anything. I've been bringing in money for years, never been taxed. I know I won't be taxed this year, next year or any other year. I'm sorry if you've been duped by the "experts".

@Craig *******

No it won't be. If someone transfers 800k in savings there's no tax. It's never been taxed in the 15 years I've been here.

@Craig *******

There's nothing in Thai tax law to say savings can be taxed. Interest in savings yes, which banks here automatically do. Oh yes, you're another who's been hoodwinked by the "tax experts" touting for business! Fortunately I'm not that gullible!

@Craig *******

I think I'm right because Treasury has never been interested in this transfer of savings before and won't be interested now. Nothing has changed

@Craig *******

Which for 800k transfer wouldn't be worth it. The tax authorities in Thailand have never bothered to look at this before and won't be looking at it now.

@Craig *******

Only if it's previously untaxed, which is good, people need to be held accountable when evading tax!

@Dustin *********

Actually Duke doesn't. They do offer online courses but no visa attached as the student could be anywhere in the world when studying

@Jason *****

Nope. ATM card is 200 baht