Good info 👍🙏

A lot depends on how much time, and the number of visits you will have during a 12 month period to Thailand, as to whether you need a visa or not.

@Upasaka *******

i have no experience with them, you will need to check if everything is as expected.

@Upasaka *******

That is the first warning sign, bad English grammar 🙆😅

The new DTV visa, could be a good option for you.

@Upasaka *******

yes I understand, but are you aware there is nothing new about the need to complete a Thai tax return?? after spending more than 180 days in Thailand?? That has always been the case for a long time, the Thai government just amended various rules regulations and laws, regarding tax reporting, mainly from what I can gather, it is aimed at wealthy Thai people, one example was if money was kept outside of Thailand, until the following tax year, there was no tax due, now it is irrelevant of when it is brought in, the tax will still be due, to sum it up in my opinion, all the expats that are not working, such as retirees, have never done a tax return, and will continue to not do one, unless forced to do so, by making it a visa requirement, or maybe the banks get involved.

I replied to this comment, you don't say anything about "tax status" you might have been thinking that in your own mind, but how is anyone supposed to know that, I see others had the same reaction to your comment as I did, so it is you that didn't explain yourself, as to what you were actually talking about. 🤷🙆🤦

@Simon ********

they need to give advice for a visa, that is suitable for your circumstances, but it may not necessarily be the best option, because they are after all, running a business, you need to do your homework, and make the decision yourself, as to what is best for you, that's my experience with agents anyway.