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Michael *******
I am looking for the same than you.

Bank/broker in my country tell me okay if I provide new TIN and prove of residency, and that I complete exit of my country.

I go see lawyer here soon in thailand to setup tin and tax form yearly soon, soon I have more informations.
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@Jens *******
okay, you give me the list of tax paradise 😀 , if you pickup usa, france, Belgium,Netherlands, germany, UK, Australia, ... no tax hole, the general rule is you pay tax on any income
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@Jens *******
in all developped country you need to pay tax on foreigner income 😅
Michael *******
I think for them the most important is :

1/ you have money and/or income to take care of yourself in thailand

2/ you don't work in thailand ( for thailand economics -> only remote), if you previously worked in thailand and want start work remote .. I guess they will check your folder twice...
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Participant(e) anonyme not Grey area, it is explicitly said in the process of the visa.
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@Jim *******
@Greg *******
yes, income remited to Thailand, for what I read, is taxed, But when you already have saving (for many years), you can say you remit to thailand your saving, and not your income, and so pay no tax ? General the tax system of most of the country don't care if you remit the income or not, they tax it ( and it is logic ... )