@Julien ***

took me 20mins, passport and proof of address and it was free.

@Felipe *******

your TIN doesn’t change.

@Siggi ******

incorrect.

You will find it impossible to get a bank to issue you a Tax Identification Number as they are issued by your local Revenue Office.

@Siggi ******

incorrect, Thai law states every new address requires a new filing.

The clue is in the name. You report after spending 90 days inside the Kingdom. Not rocket science.

Once you become tax resident any assessable income that you remit into Thailand may be subject to taxation. Whether you actually pay any tax is dependent on your own personal financial circumstances.

You get a 2 year driving licence at your local DLT office with a DTV.

Anonymous participant 450 nobody mentioned paying tax, the requirements are to have a filed tax return.

To get a Thai tax residency certificate from your local Revenue Office you need the following:

1. A copy of the filed income tax returns e.g. P.N.D. 90, P.N.D. 91.

2. A copy of tax receipt.

3. A copy of taxpayer's tax identification card.

4. A copy of taxpayer's passport (in order to total number of days the taxpayer resides in Thailand. In order to issue the certificate, the taxpayer must resides in Thailand more than 180 days).