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I recently changed the card. Actually wanted Unionpay -> its off Western Rails but accepted almost everywhere and the data is in China... not the West so you have some form of privacy, except the Thai side. As for the insurance, also took out the top plan with AIA or something with them in Branch for both accident and long-term, with kids costing 1m THB since last year in hospital costs (during birth with packages - NICO, and post birth with insurances (not covering covid etc), and being here 15 yrs, regardless of wealth its just not worth the chance by not having a top quality private insurance especially after the vaccination - minor-medium heart complications 2 days afterwards and similar but milder just last week (2yrs later). Think they cover me for something like 150m THB long and 15m for accident total cost about 60k or something, deducted from my Thai credit card or bank. Sleep easy now.
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Bitazza Exchange: A Foreigner-Friendly Alternative to Bitkub
Jenkins9039 replied to racket's topic in Cryptocurrency News
Bitazza is Binance... (check old transactions on Etherscan). -
Cashing out crypto in Thailand, under the new tax rules of 2024
Jenkins9039 replied to cleanac's topic in Cryptocurrency News
15% ?? If you are selling 'crypto' for 'fiat' its based on income levels this year (until 1/1/23) However if you are selling 'Stablecoins' that are matured (12+ months) and sourced from a overseas company (income/dividends etc), it's 0% + what ever fees occur at point of conversion. From next year: If its stablecoins that are earned before 1/1/23 then it's 'savings', if after it's income. If crypto it's Income Tax + Withholding Tax + fee(s). -
Card(s) have names on them -> name + Immigration records = tax amount owed. Card(s) are issued by financial institutions which share financial information under CRS = Name + CRS Account Information + Drill-into (enquiries) ~ Thailand focused transactions = Tax amount owed. One blessing ~ 100+ countries voted to move away from OECD recently ~ if that occurs then CRS is dead. Downside is Western Governments will force in a FACTA like system and probably introduce taxes for non-residents.
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260,000$ ~ 360,000$ based on the debasement that has to occur this year (Refinancing State Debt & Commercial Debt being absorbed on to the CB Balance Sheets).
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Same happened in my home previously had bundles of 100k for paying a bill (medical) and they were in a 'safe'. Person unbundled, mixed together and took about 130,000 out of it. Was a shock. Obviously had been listening/watching over a long time and heard a pin being discussed for something else and chanced it on the safe.
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Avoid blacklist at Airport
Jenkins9039 replied to Mika78's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Should have no immigration requirements if bringing up half Thai kids... Would resolve the demographic issue in a heart beat also lol -
New passaport while in overstay
Jenkins9039 replied to Mika78's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
That doesn't work because if on overstay they detain at the airport lol. SO ensure you have the funds to book a second flight, lawyer representation and other things for when you are detained, charged, miss flight, court, detention, then deportation on a Thai Airways flight later. -
Is Thailand heading towards an economic crisis?
Jenkins9039 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
There's a least one smart chap here. We live in an era of debt roll-over financing and printing the difference, the entire world blew up in 08, and a debt jubiliee was enacted, we no longer care about repayment, merely servicing the costs. Cycle is every 3-5 yrs, roll-over year is 24/23 (state - commercial). Asset prices will rise, gov will enact tightening late 25 into 26 and we will see the same - depressed state - followed by a new market in 27-29. -
Tax on 20,000 interest
Jenkins9039 replied to matchar's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
I earn more than that in vouchers from my SCB credit card annually - never been taxed. -
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