Here's an overview. Basically over 180 days.......

@Nitzan ****

read the articles all foreigners staying longer than 160 days are liable to pay tax - even on pre-taxed income from other countries

Elías Molina...and how is that got anything to do with the conversation..

What visa are you on?

@John *****

take a look at this - Thai Banks and CRS/FATCA Requests: A Guide for Expats

@Ling ****

I have more accounts than you - I lived in THailand up to Covid and now don't spend more than 180 days - used used to pay tax every year - You file your own form and they then tell you how much tax you need to pay or get rebated.... - however recently I have been asked to give details and mobile phone numbers. - So you may not need to pay tax but you may have to prove that to the bank - there is currently a clampdown on such things.

you will soon as all banks are checking their accounts and account holders are required to declare foreign banks and income - it will of course take time.

@YT *******************

how is it not accurate.... you need to explain.

After 90 days in Thailand, you are expected to have a Thai driving licence - you need one for each type of vehicle.

Some countries have licences recognised by the authorities in Thailand and you can avoid taking the whole test. THe written tests can be translated.

at first you get a temporary licence which I think lasts for 2 years - after that you can renew every 5 years.

If after 90 continuous days you rely on you IDP, you may find that you are no longer covered by Thai insurance.

You will need o prove your income to be over a certain level.

@Burak *****

do you already hold aDTV?