I have my passport and page copies

TM30

Bording passes

Copy of last report

Anything else?

@Wayne ********

not everyone can do it easily, especially if they are non- owners

@Robert ***

The YouTube video specifically mentioned an American living on a pension in the example. I hope you are correct

Are Thai tax rates graduated? Meaning,as an example, if you have an income of 1 million, which is 20%, would the tax be 200,000 or would the 20% only apply to 750,000 to 1 million and the rest would be the lower brackets?

@Edward ********

as soon as you transfer it into Thailand it becomes accessible

@Dave ********

3 month extensions up to 36 months then a border run. No hasles.

I have a SRRV visa which is good for ever and unlimted entries. That one is expensive unless former military.

@Robert ***

there is a recent YouTube video on the subject by a Canadian guy with an Italian tax e pert. Sorry I don't have the link. They did a video a few months ago and yesterday an update.

The tax guy says the new information says some scary things.

Pensions will be taxed. In my case 20% if you have a tax treaty you will still pay but you get to deduct what was already paid in your home country.

I cannot vouch for his information

@John *******

if you wanted to switch to the monthly deposit method. Which allows you to spend the 800K and the 65K at any time. If you stay with the 800K method, no need

@John *******

doesn't matter. If the combination method is accepted in HH the total of the deposits plus the money must equal 800K. If it is not accepted, the 1st year must be 800k in the bank. After the first year you need to prove 12 consecutive monthly deposits of at least 65K. Those deposits can be spent whenever you wish. The 800K can be spent as soon as you get the new visa extension based on the deposits. In some cases, such as mine, they never checked to see if the 800K was still there.

@Gary *****

there is a better way, get an agent