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B) it is POSSIBLE, that thai revenue 'outsource' this to the banking system. Your bank may ask for a tax number or just withhold tax from ny incoming payments on the basis that anyone with a Thai bank account is highly likely to be tax resident. Genuine non tax residents could have to present at Thai Revenue to prove they re not tax resident.
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A) when leaving the country it is POSSIBLE (note the meaning of the word) that Thai Immigration could ask why you don't have a Tax File Number if your stay is more than 180 days in the tax year. After all if it is made a condition of a visa that you get a Tax number after 180 days it really would be an immigration issue.
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@Tony ********
oh well, you worked it out. As previous comments it's really about the risk of overstaying. If they have multiple entry stamps in passport, and a job and family and reasonable financials then I think it's pretty easy. The more of these missing it gets harder and harder. I also have a friend who has his GF currently in Aus , no job, no overseas prior, little family connections in Thailand and she got the visa first go, via an agent.
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@Tony ********
I'm not sure that is the case. Do you have recent personal experience of the process? I had a friend come over in November last year and the visa came in a few weeks, and no questions asked.
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@Sharron ******
that depends on where the 50k came from. If from any form of income then it would be subject to the DTA. If it was from money earned prior to
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/24 then be prepared to show the asset, or cash balance, to Thai revenue. You should be in the clear.
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@Mark **************
it may or may not work now. They have recently turned the screws again. It just gets harder every year, and will continue I think. They are now starting to ask Aussies for their TFN tax file number in Australia. A recent change.
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@Mark **************
I guess that begs the question of when did this happen?
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@Mark **************
'certificate of residence from immigration which needed a rental contract and landlords id copy' So you had a rental contract on a 30 day visa? Or was it a longer term visa?