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Not high quality but I believe Banglamung Hospital near Naklue market offers Moderna shots at 1380B for farangs.

My Roth IRA contributions were from work in US when I wasn't in Thailand 180 days a year. Definitely tax free if I bring the distribution into Thailand anytime. But only 1/3 in the account is from contributions, 2/3 is stock appreciation ( capital gain).

Just do it, whether you need to or not. It took me about 20 minutes to register and add my name on the list. Print a screen shot , keep in my passport. Done.

IDD sign up with SSA-1199 form requires a Thai address and the form must be mailed to Manila. The question is: what will happen if you change to a US address later?

They are too lazy to deliver the packages so they just deliver missed delivery notices. This game is getting old.

Happened many times I was at home all day but at the end of the day I found a missed delivery notice in the mail box.

My house address is not far beyond the end of Soi Khaotalo. sometimes my mail packages arrived here, other sometimes at the post office in Naklue, I wonder why.

it's one of those things i don't want to buy base on recommendations. Drive around buy one that is the most comfy to YOU.

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When I was reading the qualification for LTR 10 yr visa, in it Thai authority categorized incomes into "earned income" and" passive income. I hope the new tax law will exempt all passive incomes, so people like us and all the retirees here don't have to be concerned.

For an US citizen living and working in Thiland, the US tax exclusion is $120,000. For a Thai citizen working and living in US, who brings his income to Thailand, what i sthe exclusion allowed by Thai RD? is it 150,000B. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/foreign-earned-income-exclusion

With my very high networth, I can live anywhere I want to. Thailand can kiss my $ goodbye.

US pension and SS are covered by the tax treaty, no double tax. For Dividends and Capital gains, savings from 15+ years ago, tax credit is not enough relief. 150,000B exemption is a joke. If you are US citizen who live overseas, US IRS will tax your foreign income but they allow a generous $120,000 foreign income tax free. How does 150,000B compare?

If you file tax in US on US source capital gain or dividends, there is a standard deduction of $13850 and another $44625 taxed at 0%. $58475 tax free. There is no tax credit you can claim if you bring that into Thailand and will have to pay tax in full.

Dearest Immigration Official, We are sick and tired of this useless piece of paper. https://th.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/90/Notification-of-cessation-of-linkage-letters.pdf

I was hoping to read something useful since it was written by a lawyer. Was a waste of time. Basically he is saying don't worry your income may be exempt, and don't ask me what will happen. Current US-Thai Double Tax Treaty does not exampt income that has been taxed in the source country to be taxed again. You need to report the income in BOTH countries and claim foreign tax credit, and pay the difference. Unless the type of income is specifically stated, such as social security and pension.

Ask your doctor about Metformin.

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I found this Shopee page but it is not taking orders. " This seller is currently on vacation." https://shopee.co.th/เครื่องลอกวอลเปเปอร์-ระบบไอน้ำ-STRIPPER-SS77-EARLEX-SEMI-WALLPAPER-STRIPPER-SS-77-i.130352175.2022174638

Most likely you will have to visit the immigration office with a new passport. From my experience Jomtein only took 2 days max to approve. I suggest you try your luck online a few day before due date.

Filed online at 4:50 pm. Approved at 5:09pm. on a Saturday ? Also this is the first time I am able to do the first 90 days online after a trip outside of Thailand. Previously after a trip I get an error message while trying to file, same error message : visa type invalid.

Everything is dead simple after you've done it over and over.

I hope it's not before this Sunday's Dolphins game.

You have capital gain only if you sell any of those stocks. Make a table of what you sold and report the bottom line. Do not list any stocks you have not sell. Add all the costs, add all the proceed, the difference is your gain or loss. Example:

Malaysia has postponed the implementation of tax on residents on their foreign incomes for 5 years, a possible option Thai may adopt.