@Matthew ********

Sure ....

@Matthew ********

And if he doesn't have the means to buy a ticket, he goes straight to IDC!

It sounds like you're abusing the visa system in Thailand. Your best bet is to just turn up (again) and hope to God they don't throw you into IDC

English passport? Really?

@David **********

It's a friggin online TM6. Replaces the old paper one which was suspended three years ago. Not huge at all.

@George’s *********************

No, you get a 12-month extension to your 90-day visa

@Brandon ***********

Ok I can only speak for Bangkok. If you have a minimum of 12 months of unbroken monthly transfers from overseas of minimum 65k this can be used in lieu of the 800k lump sum. It effectively replaces the embassy affidavit method for those countries whose embassies will no longer provide the certification. That's Bangkok. Since I've done the conversion a couple of years ago, I know two other people personally who have also obtained the non-O without the lump sum.

@Brandon ***********

What's a non-O conversion? I thought that's what I did

@Tim ********

One thing I can do is read plain English

@Tim ********

Ok. Turn to petty insults. Sticking to facts, a person can be a dual tax resident. That's a fact. In this case there is a tie-break process to determine actual tax residency. That's a fact. If the tie-break process determines the person is a tax resident of another country, there is no requirement to file a tax return in Thailand, as the other country has sole taxation rights. That's a fact. This does not apply to everyone as each individual has different circumstances. That's a fact.