@Chris *******

9 monks are the optimum as 9 is a lucky number in Thailand

I would temporarily change my income from my father's business to £1000 to satisfy the required criteria. Once the visa is issued it can be repaid.

Anonymous participant No, a DTV is not a settlement visa

I always recommend using an agency to do a border bounce as they have agreements that help you get back in without issues. I would leave it as long as you can and try one more time to get back in via Nong Khai before you go to the expense of a flight to Bangkok.

@Adrià *******

Your Thai DL has your passport number, so that will not work. Maybe you are thinking of the pink ID card

They may check at the gate

@Pete ******

here's what the official Thai revenue website says C. Elimination of double taxation

The focus of a DTA is the elimination of double taxation. Each DTA may prescribe different methods of elimination of double taxation of a person by the resident country:

(1) Exemption method

The country of residence does not tax the income which according to the DTA is taxed in the source country.

If the money you bring onshore has already been taxed under a DTA, you do not have a tax liability in Thailand even though you are technically a tax resident.

The property owner is responsible to file a TM30 within 24 hours of an alien arriving. You only need to worry about the TM 30 if you are going to immigration for an extension

I use my Wise card in 711