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It says on it. Keep in passport. Don't staple it. Use a paper clip.
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@Colin ******
just trying to reassure the OP.
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Ive rented a condo for two nights without an issue.
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@Jim *******
sounds reasonable but providing the paperwork to prove it if asked might be somewhat of a problem.
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@Martin *****
yes, taxed in your home country if you have been honest about it. If you have your pension paid directly into a Thai bank then the situation is different.
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@Martin *****
I can understand that because he had never paid tax on his rental income. My rental income is taxed in the UK so should not be taxed again in Thailand. Yes?
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Never had a problem with Samsung dual sim phone. Not a fancy model either.
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@Jim *******
well there begs the question. How do they know whether it was taxed or not? Say enough for a new car and stuff to furnidh a house.
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@Jim *******
proceeds from a house sale in UK are not taxed. Would they be taxed in Thailand?
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@Alex *******
say you want a new car. 1.5 million baht or a condo for 3.5 million baht. Personally I would think twice before bringing in that money if it was taxed here. A second hand car and rental would do. Thailand loose out on a lot of money coming into the country. Or have I got it wrong?