GeorgeCross
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Why are there so "few" tourists in Thailand now?
GeorgeCross replied to Jack Lumber's topic in General Topics
harder than just walking across the border and getting on the first bus to a free hotel? -
yeah, its the nice buzzy bit before the nastiness starts and with no hangover of course.
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Economy Trump Dishes Out 36% Tariffs in Shock Move Against Thailand
GeorgeCross replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
and not playing his game means you 100% lose. access to another countries market is not a right its a privilege. as non-thai manufacturers are well aware- 344 replies
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Economy Trump Dishes Out 36% Tariffs in Shock Move Against Thailand
GeorgeCross replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
depends if non-us manufacturers wish to keep their market share or end up on the shelves of america's "villa market" equivalents -
european equities first half, now piling into US (tech)
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translation: everybody stopped pretending once the fear of exile/cancellation lifted.
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UK Britain is poised to lose a record 16,500 millionaires in 2025
GeorgeCross replied to Social Media's topic in World News
this is the base report the OP is written from: https://www.henleyglobal.com/newsroom/press-releases/henley-private-wealth-migration-report-2025 -
old scheme: remit funds 1st Jan new scheme: remit funds 31st Dec 😂
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maybe he decided to make himself rich rather than wasting his whole life making someone else rich.
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in hua hin its 50.. and rigidly enforced too 😂
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does anybody know if we have to leave every 90 days on a multi-entry non-o or can extend each entry (so leave every 5 months?) also can we border bounce the entries? or have to stay overnight?
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they'll "just pop down to the Winchester until this all blows over"
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theres generally an extra box you can tick that states something like: "a tax number is not required in my country"
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possible, and the #1 reason i've pulled future projects. until i know for what and for how much i'll be taxed, i'm keeping it all offshore where its safe and snug and will sell assets here to fund my continued (now temporary) stay.
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paying taxes isn't a problem, most on here i suppose do or are prepared to pay somewhere. but getting double taxed, withheld on remittances, buried under piles of paperwork or blackmailed on exit certainly are. all are currently in the air until shrodingers (srettas?) tax box is opened.
