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Pete *******
Ahh okay, it was not clear to me that you were referring to a Laos entry and not an entry into Thailand. Now it makes sense.
Pete *******
You don’t qualify for visa on arrival and are a target for entry rejection based on your entry history.
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No, automatic tax residency starts after 180 days resident in the Kingdom in a calendar year. Filing of a tax return is independent from being a tax resident. You can be tax resident and never have a filing requirement.
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Your visa status is irrelevant to Thai tax residency. Spend 180 days inside the Kingdom in a calendar year and you automatically become a Thai tax resident. Whether you have to file a tax return is separate from becoming a tax resident. Filing requirement depends on your personal circumstances.
Pete *******
Go to the branch where you opened your account. It sounds like you have been frozen.
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@Greg *******
Jomtien is my local office, they only care if you move address not if returning to same address even if returning from abroad. It’s such a busy office they don’t want people doing pointless reporting. It’s about the only good thing about the office.
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@Gianburrasca *******
any Thai bank will freeze an account if they cannot fulfill their KYC procedures. Most recently there has been a clampdown on the phone number associated with the account not matching the bank details.
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@Oliver ***********
the owner of the property you are staying in must file a TM30 within 24hrs of your arrival.