@Bart *************

yes it is. Google would lead you to a number of sites , including the Thai embassy, which would have this information.

Appears no one has heard of Google.

@Dave *********

true but rather than chasing around it simplest to just go with 30

30 days

@Nongnuch *******

true but why bother. May as well get it out of the way rather than finding out all preexisting is excluded. My OA (obtained in origin country) required Thai insurance.

No. Must be on the list of insurers approved by the Thai government. The list is on their website

@Mark ******

correct. I suspect most of the people concerned are in tax treaty countries.

The rules are not yet finalised.

One thing is for sure , you will not be double taxed. If you pay tax on it in another country then Thailand may only collect any differential if at all.

It may only apply to money brought into the kingdom but absolutely nothing is final yet.

At this point I would plan on

Yes you will pay tax on income brought into the country.

The tax will only be any differential. E.g if you paid $10 tax and the Thai total is $12x you will pay $2 to Thai authorities.

However that’s just a guess. Absolute nothing is finalised yet

Check his profile. Ugh. Please stay home

@Mikkel ******

until you can’t. Considering how arbitrary things are and just how badly a problem could mess one up it’s just so much simpler. Mine at BB gathers a small amount of interest and I never have to think about it