@Nick ***********

You can actually bring Old money in. As long as you can prove it is Old money, there is no remittance tax on it.

@Pete ******

immigration is on the way.

@Pete ******

Nope. Criminal. Immigration are already on the way.

@Pete ******

Yep you are definitely breaking the law. So much for being a clean skin. 😆 "Declaration Requirements:Tax Residents: Must file a Personal Income Tax Return (PND 90 or PND 91) by March 31 of the following year for all taxable income, including:Thai-sourced income.Foreign-sourced income remitted to Thailand in the year it was earned."

@Pete ******

"1. Tax Residency Status:You are considered a tax resident in Thailand if you stay in the country for 180 days or more in a calendar year.Tax Residents: Must declare all taxable income, including foreign-sourced income that is remitted to Thailand in the same year it is earned.". Whoops. Looks like you are breaking the law, hopefully authorities won't see this thread.

@Pete ******

Technically if you've had money arriving in your bank account since 2024, you need to file a tax return. If you are serious about doing things right, you should have a tax number.

@Pete ******

I think for you. The LTR Visa is a better option to not pay remittance tax. That way you will have a clear conscience.

@Jeremy *******

You can tell that Pete dude was first in line to get the Covid shot. Yes government, I will do whatever you tell me government. 😆

@Pete ******

Only if you tell them. 🤷🏽

@Jeremy *******

2 simple options. If you go home a couple of times a year, you could carry money in with you. Or get an LTR Visa, which exempts you from paying tax on foreign income in Thailand.