Probably because embassy think 6 months is enough for you.

You probably register for 6 months soft power, they give you visa to do that.

@Pete ******

correct ( it is rare about thai tax to read something correct 😅) ! ( but some dtv holder may have thai sourced income if they own condo and rent it ). And let's see if everything change next year 😀

90d report reset if you leave thailand.

Try to atleast get a digital version of your dtv document if border immigration ask for it.

@Greg *******

I was speaking about that the guy say no discrimination in tax law. But ltr and boi offer in a way discrimination in tax ( but a lot of country offer tax discount to foreigner ... , i never see a country who make foreigner pay more tax than citizen ( even in my (european) country ), there is some (hidden) tax deduction for foreigner ), I conclude it is best to be a foreigner 😅

Of courses if my usa dividend are covered by dta, as I pay 30% tax in usa it mean I can remit it free of thai tax in thailand. Good to know I will check

@Andrew *******

I ask chatgpt if there is dta between usa and thailand, he tell me not. I am concerned about dividend I get from usa, chatgpt tell me as there is not dta I will pay 30% in usa + thai tax if I remit it ( with no tax deduction ), I did not check if chatgpt was true about not dta ps : dta does not mean you pay not tax in thailand, most of the time it give you only tax credit in thailand.

@Greg *******

yes I think ltr is even 0% for foreign income.

@Wannikea ********

I agree, but for example LTR visa holder have special tax, a thai citizen cannot have ltr I guess, so we can call that discrimination ? ( I am little bit off topic :) )

@Jeremy *******

with saving for example

share me your GPT conversation please :)