I think this is too serious to ask in a FB group Robert Curtis. You should expect it's registered in some system but.......🤷‍♂️.

Find a 'pro Farang' lawyer in y'r region is best I think. Good luck !

Sorry,

@Jo *********

, been bit busy with birthday wife. Umm, it's a Dutch/Thai tax treaty. Old treaty from 1975 to prevent double tax payment. Most people could choose where they wanted to pay tax when 'uitgeschreven' out of the Netherlands. So you could get tax exempt from Netherlands and many times pay less tax in Thailand. Now the treaty will change in that it's mandatory to pay tax in the Netherlands. For many Dutch expats/retirees this costs quite some money.

Aha. Clear. Bit difficult when you live in Thailand

@Jo *********

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Then better via the Dutch Embassy. But probably almost of no use to be "uitgeschreven' (Except legaly mandatory after 8 months living here), anymore should the new treaty between Netherlands and Thailand be implemented 1-1-2023 🙄

But I think

@Jo *********

you still live (official, so not 'uitgeschreven') in the Netherlands ?

Yep

@Darren ******

. Y'r right. Wrong site indeed 🙄.

Mmm, wrong info on the site I looked then

@Constantin *******

. Or I interpret the text wrong. sry.

Aha

@Wai ****

. Sorry, bit confusing. Normally there is only a 60 days extension with the former Covid extensions or 60 days visit family 🤷‍♂️. Should you want an INCOUNTRY non imm. O, then it is possible you get an in consideration stamp. Only when that is passed, you get the normal non imm. O. Which then can be extended by a year extension based on e.g. marriage or retirement. To be 100% sure, ask in Thai visa advice group.

I think for an INCOUNTRY Non imm. O they do I thought. You have a "in consideration stamp" in y'r passport ? 15-21 days ?

@Wai ****

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I THINK he has a Romanian passport

@Darren ******

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