@Mark ******

yes, I know. Others have said. I'll check should my stays accumulate to 180, and see how Thai tax office might contact me. My money's in UK and USA and I did check this last year.

@Peter *********

I've no need to block you. I'm amused by sad blokes who think hurling abuse at people on line is ok. Especially women. Accusing me of lying about using an accountant, then of being attention seeking, ignorant, anxiety ridden keyboard person because I posted something incorrect. Something I later said I'd check properly. Isn't that the sensible thing to do? No, you twisted and manipulated what I said to try and look clever. You failed. You're so ridiculous. Another online bully.

@Christer ****

I know about the changes, but it'll be interesting how many tourists are sent a tax return.

@Jason *****

don't think he requires health insurance for the extension of stay. But it's recommended for sure.

@Peter *********

"we all know". No, you don't know diddly squat.. As I said, I'd check again with him because, you know, it's possible I misunderstood what he meant. But then you're not smart enough to understand what I wrote, too busy trying to score a point. Lol.

@Peter *********

don't need one.

@Mark ******

I'm not going to bother right now. Several stays as a tourist could amount to more than 180, so how many tourists have been sent tax demands? Or contacted with a tax form. Anyone know?

@Betty ********

yesterday there were several "facts" posted that it's accumulative so 2 or 3 tourist trips could amount to 180. I'm not worried but it could alarm other regular travellers.

@Peter *******

what's the actual number of tourists being asked to pay Thai tax? I've not seen any figures on this.

How many tourists are receiving tax demands from Thai govt? I'm curious. So many people saying tourists will be asked to pay a tax bill. I've never been asked in 15 years of going back and forth.