No income required, but 2k usd will be nice to show them you can live in thailand

@Danny ******

the fact that dtv is limited to 6 month per entry is nothing related to tax residency of 6 months.

Participant(e) anonyme where you spend most of your time before thailand ?, pretty sure it will interested the country, as there is no many place with 0% tax in the world, and if you want keep paying 0%, stay there. 😅

@Yasmin **********

if you can not prove any income, it may be better to show something more than 500k baht saving...

Anonymous participant you have official easy PDF to understand from thai revenue departement here ( taxfordummies) :



You have a full document from PWC available here (taxforpro) :

I don't understand what is not clear ?!?

@Dany *******

haha no Dany, i agree with you. Yeah it will depend of the tax credit that they can ask. Some angry old man don't like because they have some tax free income, and are affraid to lose some %😅.

The PWC document : is not very clear if pension income is a assesable income or not. ( i am not looking more about that because i am not concerned ).

I personnaly don't remit any income in Thailand ( only savings ).

@Dany *******

yeah they make a nice pdf, they still don't get it .. maybe I will change my dtv visa to go work for thai tax to track them 😜

@Ian *********

haha , you repeat the same incorrect thing

@Abas *****

which country ? Generally tax is different than social security ...

@Steve **************

I had feedback from lawyer who tell me that I'd you don't remit to thailand assessable income, you don't have to fill a 0 tax report ... and when i go to thai revenue department they did not want to give me tin number without taxable income ...