Once you receive your visa there are no ongoing requirements provided you don’t interact in country with Immigration. Exit and re-enter for the five years validity without restrictions.

The requirement is 500k Thai baht or equivalent in a foreign currency. Currently there are no checks on re-entries.

No, you simply have to leave Thailand. You can return immediately.

Anonymous participant 391 your understanding is wrong. ATM withdrawals are remittances. Suggest you fire whoever is giving you tax advice.

Of course it’s possible. That is how it currently works. Exit and return for another 180 day stay. Repeat Ad Nauseam.

@Sefton *******

absolutely they can. Section 40 (1) is NOT limited to domestic income.

@Sefton *******

incorrect. The minimum filing requirements differ depending on source of income and status. As an example a single person filing a PND91 based on section 40 (1) income would have a minimum tax filing threshold of 120k baht. However the same single person filing a PND90 based on section 40 (2-8) income would have a minimum tax filing threshold of only 60k. So yes, absolutely, the source of funds has a bearing on the legal obligation to file.

@Jim ******

sure

@Jim ******

I went from visa exempt entry to Non-O at Jomtien office, not an issue.

@Jim ******

very simple just make a will.