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Dear ladies and gentlemen Motorbike buy/sell Green book on foreigner name What are the documents required to sell it to another foreigner? banglamung DLT And what are the documents required by the foreign buyer? Grateful

In a nutshell: U answered all my red tape questions in a concise nutshell: thank you to make a short story long: during the night a user hinted at a personal decision over thailand/greece. Not only in my opinion, the advantages of being in thailand have faded away or at the very least have shrunk to the point that i find my mind swaying by the hour (should i stay/should i go?) In 10 dd my extension of stay expires. Thank you mike and to all contributors

mike when you have time, i would appreciate your opinion on "transferring to pay for services" thnx

Before commenting on wishful thinking, i advice you to read this thread and the attached tax guide.

i advice you to read the thread and the attached link to a thai tax guide with an open mind (as opposed to a wishful mind)

hi mike i read almost religiously the "tax guide" you compiled allow me to say: -i wish you a full medical recovery (myself i have suddenly got the need of a knee surgery, which implies the transfer of 6k euros, on top of my usual yearly living costs) -very grateful for your work for the community -sorry that someone tailgated the thread and did not stop when he was made aware to stop. now to my question: if i pay a service in thailand directly from my european bank (either via fintech like WISE/XE or bank2bank), eg 1) i transfer the 6k required for my surgery directly from my eu bank to the thai hospital bank account. eg 2) to pay condo rent, i transfer directly from my eu bank to the thai landlord bank account. the remittance would not arrive in thailand to my name nor to my bank account. would these transfers be considered by thai inland revenue? thank you

The law is about remittances from abroad the cash bill wood is talking about, could have already been in thailand

Every year (in my europe bank of course) a treasury bond matures, so i receive the bond plus interest. In the same account. Then periodically i transfer here. how can i possibly know which is what? I can say i transfer some of the capital, and keep the interest in europe

I am grateful to everybody (particularly mikelister) to help me clarifying (it does not mean wishful thinking that i only appreciate what i like to hear) having said that, one more year than i wave goodbye to thailand. as always heard by whoever was here before me a decade ago, rent rent rent. Never invest here, not even for visa.

I dont produce income nowhere i use my saving in europe which i transfer here monthly

Can you allow me a final question? (then i go and read “tax guide” if i stay here all of 2024 (and i will transfer money to thailand) then before march 2025 i leave thailand moving on to cambodia/Philippines. Can i simply ignore this new red tape situation?

I will read your mentioned guide what new rules need to be announced? (Or, did u mean to say: we hope changes of current new rules?) i visited a provincial inland revenue last week, spoke in depth with chief director. First he told me was: “foreigners seem to misinterpret the rule”. Provincial Inland revenues have already been instructed by govnmt that remittances will be taxed according to certain criterias. He gave me copy of govnmt instructions, the forms to apply for TIN and told me to come back by march 2025 to file tax return. that s why i posted on forum

No and i use a specialized agent for “ret visa” i really keep no money here

Dear tax expats and experts i live in thailand with “retirement visa”, here i have no wife, no business, no work, no money in thai bank that produces interest. I do nothing in thailand that produces money and i will stay single forever. i only have my savings in europe (and in few years a little pension), so every month i transfer what s needed to pay bills overhere. Per year my remittances to thailand are over the threshold of 120.000 baht with this new thai tax in mind, does anyone can point me to to where i should be looking the answers to the following questions: -will i need to apply for a thai TIN by december 2024? -will i need to file a tax return by march 2025? -will i pay taxes on this remittances? -how much would i be expected to pay? Thank you all for contributions

for visa i use an agent

thank you i had not realized there was a link attached. my pardon does the same company at queen victoria inn in soi 6 runs the 3.000 baht 9 seater?

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i have been in thailand for 4 years uninterrupted without ever crossing border, doing my 90 dd report

i pm you to know more. can you please pm me back?

i am on an extension. i dont understand your concept. are you saying that if i exit and reenter before my extension expires, i would be granted 90 days? (though i have never heard)

i am on my 3rd extension of non-o-immi (retirement). italy passport. i plan to leave thailand once this extension expires, but i will require 2 more months of stay to see the end of my rental contract. i am based near pattaya how should i do a border run? and where? is better laos or cambodia? and what are the requirements both side of the border? my plan would be: at the end my extension i exit thailand and enter cambodia at nearest entry which is poipet, where i get tourist visa on arrival. how long should i stay in cambodia to be allowed back to thailand on a 30 days entry stamp? and what are the requirements to reenter thailand? (flight out, cash, etc) then in thailand i apply for a 30 days tourist extension. is there anything flawed with this plan? many thanx for contributions

i dont have the same experience. can i write you privately?

can i write you privately? if you can outline how the OFX platform works. thnx

i am pretty sure i did some form of verification when i opened it 2 years ago, and obviously i only use it to transfer i will wait until midweek if the red banner disappears.

the thread is about WISE verification issues and alternatives to WISE as currency changer and transfer