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Thanks for posting your config. It helps more to see what is working. Its not 3bbb then, cause that is the same provider I use. I use WIN 11 and 5 different browers. Same problem when someone from Germany on win10 tries to access or when I try my android mobile from Thailand.

Thank you for your post! So is it mandatory to file taxes once you have a tax id? If yes can you just file yourself a zero tax declaration or does one need an accountant (price?)?

As soon as you have an abode rented and are willing to stay or have stayed longer then 180 days you are considered to be liable to income tax in most jurisdictions. 180 days is the definition of the thai tax law, so fairly straight forward. I agree most people do not need a tin or the certificate but why do you point that out? I never stated I was in the majority. However more and more banks tend to demand a that tax id or at least they try hard and 50% cut you off as a customer right away.

It helps if you post your configuration instead of a ?

I heard in several cases that the Thai Tax ID is given out regularely after some discussion. In theory you should get one the moment you arrive here as an expat. What is the first official mail a German baby gets? You guessed it the tax ID right after birth, sad but true.

Ok thanks for the info regarding the TRC. So i will try in January to get one but without any hope then. I would like to have the TRC as a backup to block the german tax authorities right in their tracks. I get coverage from the dta only if can prove tax residency in TH et voila I land at the TRC to be safe. You ask the right questions. I have all my bases covered but the more prepared you are the better. Thanks!

Thank you for your answer userabcd! I have not and will not have a filed income tax return, as I do not file income tax as I do not have any taxable income. I am not even sure if I will be in Thailand when it is time to file. So is there any hope to get the tax residence certificate in advance before filling any tax return. In theory it should be possible after 180 days in Thailand as the certificate states IMHO just states that TH has the right to tax me. On the other hand I could always prove with my passport that I have been in TH for longer then 180 or 183 days. Not sure if germax tax authorities will be happy with this. They keep on pestering me with all kinds of questionaires and regulations. PS: How did you open the link? I have 5 browers and 3 devices and link opens on none of them. I even asked a friend in Germany to try to open the link and even there it did not work. Thanks!

How to obtain a tax residence certificate? Is it possible to obtain in 2023 for 2022 for example. What docs are needed The site is down for months from the revenue department I cannot access it at all from any device. https://www.rd.go.th/english/21978.html Thanks for any Info. NB: The certificate is needed for banking and revenue departments in your home country that would love to tax your investment income.

Is there a photocopy shop close to Blueport immigration. Can't find anything online and from my memory I cannot recall having seen one. Thanks!