@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.

Thailand doesn't tax on worldwide income. (Yet) Only remittance. If you don't bring it into Thailand, you don't pay tax.

@Tal *******

I only have her Line id. Give me you Line id and I will forward it to you.

@Tal *******

View Talay 6. It’s the only building I buy into. Just personal preference.

@Chan ***

Thai people don’t usually like buying condos, which means there is always an abundance of the 51% Thai quoter sitting empty. Example. The condo where I live foreign ownership will cost you around 4 million Baht starting. If you went to Thai ownership, you would save at least 1 million Baht. It is almost impossible to fill the 51% Thai quoter in condos.