@Bryan *******

You cannot be a permanent tourist in Thailand on continuous visa-exempt or TR visas. Your best strategy is to get the Elite Visa. No-one can say how immigration will decide the next time you try to enter, but it seems your card is already marked so expect at the very least to be questioned and be prepared to be denied entry. Best to be prepared for that eventuality

Probably give some more information? What is your purpose in Thailand? What age/nationality are you?

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

As long as you have minimum 65k per month it's acceptable. A guy I know from Australia transfers 35k twice a month and it's no problem. Immigration office course like one transfer a month as it makes life easier for them, but there's no stipulation

Get an account with Bangkok Bank. Works every time for me

@Ruth ******

Wrong again. Tax laws have definitely not changed in regard to transfer of savings. The new tax law applies only to INCOME. But no doubt you've been duped by the online tax experts who are touting for business! 🤣🤣🤣

@Ruth ******

The 180 day rule has always been in place. It's nothing new - just more misinformation being spread by trolls! Further, no tax return is necessary. I've lived in Thailand for years and never once filed a return - and that won't change

@Richard ******

Superannuation is a pension which for most countries is taxable only in the country in which it is paid, so no you would not pay tax

No you won't pay tax. But I wouldn't advise sending large sums of money to buy something you'll never own, however that's another story!

Thais LOVE paperwork! Often in duplicate too!

@James **********

Just the truth. I don't know if any other country which allows money to be brought in tax-free if you wait a year! So your comment is actually stupid