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Participant anonyme 152 yes, i read that publication and i have some doubts about this story.
Bruno ***********
The rule is 180 days per year in Thailand, it doesn't change anything if they are consecutive or not, it is cumulative. However, the UK signed a DTA with Thailand to avoid double taxation, i suggest you take a look on it.
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@Will ***********
i think you make a mistake with the rule that IO can ask to see 20.000 in cash in order to let a visitor into the country. (to prove they can support themselves) It is not a "fee".
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@Greg *******
15 years. married in 2014, kid is 2yo. How about you ?
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@Greg *******
based on which ground this fee is supposed to be paid ? It is clearly written at the airport to not give any money to IO's. This story seems fishy to me.
Bruno ***********
i am on the same process, i will apply for DTV instead on non-0 spouse.
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@Lee *******
not at all bro. The rule is 180 days per year to be tax resident. leaving the country for a few days change nothing to the rule.
Bruno ***********
living in Thailand does not mean you'll automatically have to pay tax there. You need to check the DTA if it is applicable