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I am UK citizen, but tax resident in Thailand. I get a UK state pension which I pay tax on in UK, I also get a small Norwegian state pension, which I pay tax on in Norway. I have savings in my UK bank account, where my pension is also paid. Can I claim that any money brought into Thailand, is from my savings, and any top up to my savings is from previous years pension payments, not in this year? Similar with my Norwegian account.

Jomtien , wonder if this might help rules.docx Rules Thai ver..pdf

Thanks for all this info Mike, really appreciate the effort you have put into it. Unfortunately, i am still a little confused, I get a uk state pension, and a small norwegian state pension, both of which I pay tax on in each country. As the UK and Norway have DTA with Thailand, will I have to pay Thai tax on any money I bring into Thailand from either pension. I only transfer money as needed apart from housekeeping for my Thai wife, usually from an ATM. Apologies if this has already been asked, but have been unable to read all 13 previous pages, only the first 6.

Thanks for the info, I had read that but am still confused, as I don't have regular bank transfers, and in many cases just draw from ATM with uk bank card how does anyone know what tax I will pay?

I am 77 year old in Thailand with visa extension by marriage (to Thai lady) I get just over £1000 per month from uk state pension, this year I will exceed the tax threshold and will pay tax on my pension. I do not transfer my pension to Thailand, only transfer enough for household bills and some extra spending money, unless have some expensive outlay for repairs to car etc. How will the tax affect someone in my position? Will I have to account for all money I transfer to Thailand, and go through the Thai tax return?

Completely confused now! The thread started off about the Thai government wanting to tax money coming into Thailand. Then it diverged into the long term visa, then into stocks and shares????? If I pay income tax on my UK state pension, which is then paid into my UK bank, do I have to pay tax on money I transfer from that account to my account in Thailand? A fairly simple and straight forward question...I don't have any other income.

What about tourists and others who rarely use the tolls? do we have to buy a pass "just in case"!

Tried to fill in the petition, but it doesn't seem to want to accept my email address