hannoman

Try to search SAS and NORSE, my friend fly back last night with SAS through Copenhagen. No delay, and no problem. Good luck. 😀

Totally agree with you 😀 I've living my last 3/4 of my life in North East Thailand, simply loooving it. Met my gorgeous beautiful wife back in 2006, we married in 2008. Have 2 beautiful boys. She moved to my home -cold- country, and worked there for 14 years. We decided to move back to Thailand in 2023. My days are simply "flying" enjoying every minute in and around our house, daily training routines, no alcohol, no smoke, no party. I have my "toy" parked in the garage, take her for a trip every now and then, traffic, yees of course it is, but I use my sense when I ride my bike and my car. Negative issues about Thailand? probably many?.. Lucky for me, I focus only on the positive sides of my life 😉 It's all up to each and everyone how they want to live their lives. We can create our own paradise or our own hell, wherever we choose to live! Life is full of priorities, choices and consequences. We have 1 life, so live it while we still live. "Dum vivimus vivamus"

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Totally agree. 1000W..Probably per.day?!

I do not see any problem with this new law. Paying tax to Thailand for stays over 180 days is not the same as double taxation. To avoid any mistakes with the documents (Thai language) I chose to use a lawyer. (cost me 7 000 thb.) She arranged a tax card and bankstatements. She sent all the necessary documents for me to the authorities. In return 10 days later I received 2 documents. 1) "Income Tax Payment Certificate" R.O.21 and 2) "Certificate of Residence" R.O.22. Next, I paid my tax to Thailand. And sent R.O.21 & R.O.22 to the tax authorities in my home country. Which then registered my new information. Long story short, I got back the difference between paid taxes in Thailand and my home country about 6 months later. The long processing time is my only point of complaint!! (I ended up with approx + THB 161.000.)