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I will save you the trouble. The UK state pension is specifically not mentioned in the DTA between the UK and Thailand. The best reference for it is in the digest https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5b05425fed915d1317445ed2/DT_Digest_April_2018.pdf Page 34, Thailand, go to the far right and note 4 - "Treaty does not include an article dealing with DT-Company Non-Government pensions. Also, no relief for State Pension or ‘trivial commutation lump sum"

Residency (or non) for tax and domicile are 2 distinctly separate issues in most cases unless you were a so called non-dom. Depending when he went he could have applied for split year treatment but only if truly becoming a non resident which would be based on both days spent in the UK and ties - IE family as you mention etc. But nothing to do with Thailand and the TRD.....

So only 11 years later.........unless the company can appeal to a higher court......? 10/10 for perseverance

I had not heard (or had forgotten) about ISIPPs and after reading had a quick search. Apparently still under FCA rules and registered in the UK - https://www.expertsforexpats.com/advice/expat-money-and-finance/sipps-non-uk-residents-expats https://pccwealth.com/what-is-an-international-sipp/ And supposedly one of the leading offerings - https://www.thewealthgenesis.com/insights/novia-global-review Apologies to the OP but I know nothing about effects of credit checks. It is a travesty that your current provider cannot (will not) offer drawdown to a non-resident. Will no other providers allow you to transfer - Eg. last time I looked Interactive Investor had an extra monthly charge for non-residents? Was taking an annuity an option (bearing in mind changes to treatment of pension pots for IHT from next year) ?

I can only presume semantics and you actually meant sometime in 2025 as if you remitted money "this year" (calendar 2026) you would not be putting in a tax return until next year earliest.......unless supposedly rental income but even then that would I believe normally be Juneish......

If I understand you correctly then I have to disagree. Certainly did not apply in the UK. Have you ever been to Oxford Street? Depending which side of the road the shops were on that you wanted to go to.......

No "smart" phone for online banking etc? (if so congrats )

Not sure if it counted as an "audit" as such but @khunPer has reported being questioned in a number of threads which seemed to be a specific process aimed at mainly Scandinavian (inc Denmark) individuals in a specific region.

Did you not see this -

Disable relevant permissions and or Apps like Ok Google, Google Assistant or whatever......... Just do a search online with whatever browser you use and it should give you suggestions to mitigate the issue.

This is the title from a Register article - https://www.theregister.com/2026/03/06/forbrukerradet_aim_en<deleted>tification/ If you haven't heard of "en<deleted>tification" it get's explained in a fairly amusing way in the video linked in the article - the video is only 4 minutes long and worth watching if only for the somewhat amusing ending........ Mods - any chance the link can be added with the deleted word? 4 letters denoting more solid excreta.......

Well at least I know it is not just me. Some days it becomes unusable for some/many minutes often with a Cloudflare page popping up saying the AN server is unreachable - IE not my browser or Cloudflare...... Then it may just suddenly start working again as if nothing ever happened. Clearing the dns cache and cookies sometimes helps and sometimes not. It can be very frustrating.........

I take it you have tried the Zorin Community forums to ask them? Someone here (or more likely in the Linux part of the forum) may be able to help you but I think you need to be a bit more specific about what exactly you are expecting to do that you cannot? One of the reasons I chose Mint over Zorin for my virtual box was the depth of their help forums.

Agreed. Traffic Friday and Saturday night seemed lighter than many recent weekends.

When you drive in off Sukhumvit keep to the left of the first building and go to the building behind it - loads of parking space. Through the doors up the step/ramp and there is a desk with one or 2 people sitting there and 3/4 chairs for visitors. I think this is the same place to collect parcels that you mention as there were several people doing that when I was last there. This is where I was directed to go the first time after asking in the main building. Explain to whoever is there and ideally show them the address of a letter you had delivered before or just write out your address and give it to them. This last time I had no issues being understood using English only.......... Since I received the batch of letters I mentioned I have unfortunately not received any more recent post so it appears it is still WIP....... Best of luck