@Max **********

I don't know about that. I wouldn't be transferring too much these days as you'll be hit up for income tax on what you bring in. I just transfer pension which is exempt from Thai taxation

@Max **********

That's exactly what I do. With many bank to bank transfers both the sending and receiving banks will charge a fee on international transactions as well as a poor exchange rate. Wise charges only the one transfer fee, and has a competitive exchange rate. Transfer to Bangkok Bank and mark the transfer as "funds for longstay in Thailand" and the transaction is noted as an international transfer which keeps immigration happy

I send bank to bank via Wise, to cut out any bank charges

@Michael *******

Didn't realise you were the type to go into snowflake meltdown. The OP asked for EU. I simply pointed out there's a difference between EU and Schengen. Is that correct or not?

@John *********

Um, that's what I said. The 180 day rule is irrelevant

@John *********

Unless the money is generated inside Thailand. 180 days is irrelevant

@Chang ****

Money generated inside Thailand is taxable in Thailand even if you're only here for a week, and even if the money is paid to you in another country

Only if you've earned an income in Thailand