@Elías *******

Jesús man. How many times must you be told. This is simple stuff. You are absolutely daft to continue your naive pathway of total ignorance.

@Elías *******

as you will learn in the future, every satang you spend in Thailand as a tax resident is a remittance to thailand. We ALL have income from foreign countries. We all earn that money in another country. And we all understand fully that any monies NOT earned in thailand are monies remitted to thailand. By us. Why do you think Thailand has now delineated 180 days for tax residency? And if you seriously think I wasn't aware of alternate methods a decade before you, you are hilarious. You are last one to arrive at the table of basic knowledge mate. You simply are not capable of understanding 1- the english language 2- basic definitions 3- international taxation

@Elías *******

re·mit·tance

/rəˈmitn(t)s/

noun

a sum of money sent, especially by mail, in payment for goods or services or as a gift.

"complete your booking form and send it together with your remittance"

the action of sending money in payment.

"remittance may be made by credit card"

@Elías *******

your inability to grasp the basics is a personal problem. Intellectual deficit so to speak. Here is a hint IF YOU LIVE IN THAILAND YOU REMIT MONEY TO LIVE THERE. It's simply not possible to believe anyone with a double digit IQ thinks they are gaming the tax system by paying for goods and services with fully traceable credit card transactions.

@Tasha ****

Elias does not understand that all monies you bring into Thailand are remittances. Many people have sorted him out, but he persists. Reality is not his friend. But if you keep your days at 179 per year, you have no tax obligation to Thailand

@Michael ********

have you met anybody who actually put 800k in the bank here to meet immigration requirements? Daft

@Frank *********

you would have been wrong for the last 50 years. And the next 50 years. But it's an opinion nevertheless. Just not a thoughtful or realistic one.

@Graham *****

he has. Only a fool would put 800k in the bank to meet the visa requirement

@Daniel *****

except obviously the financial illiterates who put 800k in a thai bank lol. But if 1900 baht is all your budget can bear.... they will still let you in

@Glenn ******

they don’t require a return ticket. Ever. Proof of onward travel only