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I'd suggest you take a second read: he was indeed saying that my original proposition was wrong. 1) What I said 2) What he said I do however salute you for confirming I was right 😉 Thread closed, thanks for all the replies.

That's very clear - going forward. But, are you saying that they have authority to tax everything earned earlier than 2023? Income earned 2019? That's not my interpretation at all. My understand it relates to income earned 2024 and onwards (offshore or onshore). I'm attaching another EY slide below on the subject.

That language to me, or other people in the thread, is uncalled for. I did receive a setup of (prescription) Antibiotics, receipt and a Lab-result draft. This resembles the routines of my home-country for an UTI, so I really don't understand your language here as well. Before leaving the clinic, however, she supplied a bag of un-named pills "for pain". I gave them a call now, and it was for pain and anti-inflammatory i.e. simple Ibuprofen. Thanks all,

If there were any labels, I would have Google em 🙂 Anyways, I'll swing by the clinic tomorrow and ask. No biggie. Thanks everyone

Hi, I caught an UTI and recieved antibiotics for it, all settled. They also have me this bag of 5 pills for 3 days for "pain". Any idea what it might be? She scooped them up from a big jar, but the name escaped me. Anti inflammatory?

I know, but according to the official statements the "new law" effective date is January 2024 i.e. all income earned prior that, but transfered in 2025/2026/2027 etc, is exempt from tax. I had substantial income in 2023 that I plan transfer in pockets the coming years.

I'm able to meet these requirements i.e. I had a different set of income streams in 2023 which I want to transfer somewhere mid 2025 i.e. following year (or years) post earning. However, all these income streams gets pooled into my account back home. If Thai RD want's me to proof that what was sent, I earned years prior - do we know in what type of form and structure they want to see it? For example, if I'm here (Thailand) and they would require stamped bank docs (or similar) - it would be difficult for me to produce on the spot. Thanks

Any Jomtien clinic that does it for 100-200thb? Thanks

According to this (and other sources) https://www.car250.com/2024-th-toyota-prius-3.html it looks like the Toyota Prius (5th Gen) not only is coming back to Thailand, but will start to be locally produced as well. I'm really interested in this model and if it's priced similarly to a Honda Civic (Hybrid) - I'll try to buy one later this year.

Hi, Is there any website/resource you're familiar with where I can find which models are produced in Thailand? For example, almost the entire Honda range have final assembly here - but not the Civic Type R as it's manufactured only in Japan.

Anyone knows what time the "reservation tent" closes to book the actual appointment for renewal? Would you think I can come 1-2pm and make the first reservation? I understand that the DLT close 3.30pm, and that most renewals(or new Dals) are done either morning or afternoon hours. No issues with that.

Friends, we went with the Toyota Yaris. It met the low- to mid spec requirements we had; good enough for short city-driving; and lastly we figured it was a brand that was easy to sell (or repair). Thanks for the input!

We need to expand our household with a low- to mid priced sedan. I was thinking the Toyota Yaris or Honda City, but then a friend sent me a link to MG 5. Spec wise it looks OK - however, I have no experience with this brand whatsoever. Any input would be helpful. Thanks 🙂

Looks nice: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a46429937/2025-honda-civic-hybrid-revealed/ Probably comes to Thailand mid 2024: https://car.kapook.com/view277395.html

lol half percent cash back, silly low