@Sue *********

from 2 specialists.....one here and one in Australia.

I'm sorry your accountant/s gave you a different answer to your question.

@Tony *******

thats why I said the final paragraph. I ave had 2 opinions from tax professionals.

@Joe ******

"Do Retirees Pay Taxes in Thailand?

Not everyone who wants to retire in Thailand is required to pay taxes; only retirees who have income profits inside of Thailand are required to pay taxes. Applicants, who have an income from overseas profits will not be required to pay any taxes in Thailand."

I always say to seek professional advice from a tax accountant as your individual circumstances may be different.

@Gardar **************************

back to immi to get new extension

@Up ************

link doesn't work.

@Peter ********

ok

@Peter ********

some in Pattaya are ฿12,500 if you have your own bank account

Non o or non oa visa based on retirement but you will need ฿800k in the bank. The alternative is a Non O where they provide ฿800k and open a bank account for you. Recommend Bangkok bank.

@Bruce ********

agree with

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

but really Chiangmai where the pollution each year is getting longer in months and much worse?

Still wrestling with the marriage visa thing. So, after you get the visa can you renew it indefinitely?

No its a renewal each year

Or do you do your 90 day check ins

Yes

and then after a year you need to reapply for the marriage visa?

Yes