DrJoy

Not worth it.

No Peter. You will file "PND 90" each Jan at the nearest Revenue Office to claim back your tax/interest. Bring a Thai speaker with you when you visit. PND 90 form in English - https://lorenz-partners.com/download/thailand/NL049E-Translation-of-Thai-Personal-Income-Tax-Forms-Jun17-_-ONL.pdf

He will file for PND 90 each Jan, and get his taxes/interest back.

This is the official email- [email protected] Email them with a copy of the new and old PP. They reply within 48 hrs.

@Steven55 Its best to approach the DLT which issued the "car book" and get a definitive answer.

If they were married legally then the court would had issued a succession/possession certificate.

I got Thai PP for my boy same day at CW, be there at 8:30 sharp 8:30 to 9:30 am they have an express counter. You can collect in person same day from 2 pm Submitted application at 8:40 am, PP collected at 2:20 pm (same day)

Just buy a throw away ticket here - https://onwardticket.com/form

I file a PND 91 every Jan, I hold a WP. These documents are requested by the RD - 1. PP 2.WP 3.PND 50 of my company I get almost all of them - Charitable contributions Donations in the following categories are deductible in the amount donated but not exceeding 10% of net income after all allowances and deductions: Donations to educational institutions, public health care facilities, religious institutions, and approved charities. E-donations to the Office of the Permanent Secretary, the Prime Minister’s Office for supporting the rectification of the COVID-19 problems from 6 March 2021 to 5 March 2022. E-donations to the National Vaccine Institute in support of research, development, production, and distribution of vaccines from 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2023. All donations in the following categories are allowed a double deduction to the extent that the combined amount does not exceed 10% of net income (assessable income after allowances and deductions): Donations in support of education (e.g. buildings, computers, books, teachers) under projects approved by the Ministry of Education. Donations to state hospitals. E-donations to the Thai Red Cross Society from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2022. E-donations to the Siriraj Foundation and Chulabhorn Foundation from 30 November 2021 to 31 December 2022. E-donations to the Metrology System Development Fund, the Health System Development Fund, the Science and Technology Development Fund, and the Science Research and Innovation Fund from 27 May 2021 to 31 December 2022. E-donations to the Equitable Education Fund from 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2023. Donations in cash to political parties or in cash, assets, or other forms of benefit to support activities for raising funds of political parties are deductible up to THB 10,000. Life insurance premiums Life insurance premiums, in an amount not exceeding THB 100,000, paid by a taxpayer on one's own life are allowed as a deduction, provided that the insurance policies are for a minimum period of ten years and the insurer is carrying on a life insurance business in Thailand. If the policy includes a savings plan that provides an annual return to the policy holder exceeding 20% of the annual premium, the entire premium will be non-deductible. Qualified pension life insurance premiums paid to a Thai insurer are available as a deduction in an amount not exceeding 15% of total assessable income with a maximum of THB 200,000. However, this allowance, together with the contribution to a registered provident fund, the civil servant pension fund, the teacher's welfare fund, and the investment in retirement mutual funds and super savings funds, may not exceed THB 500,000 in the same tax year. In addition, the amount paid, up to a maximum of THB 10,000, for a life insurance premium for the taxpayer's spouse who does not earn income is also allowed, provided the marital status exists throughout the tax year. Health insurance premiums A health insurance premium, up to a maximum of THB 25,000, paid to a life or non-life insurance company in Thailand by a taxpayer for one's own health is allowed as a deduction. However, the deduction for this premium together with the above life insurance premiums paid cannot exceed THB 100,000 in total. A health insurance premium, up to a maximum of THB 15,000, paid to a life or non-life insurance company in Thailand for the taxpayer's parents or the parents of the spouse of the taxpayer is allowed as a deduction. Expenses for antenatal care and child delivery A deduction of up to THB 60,000 for each pregnancy is allowed for expenses paid by the taxpayer or spouse for antenatal care and child delivery. If the expenses for each pregnancy are not paid in the same tax year, the amount actually paid in each tax year is allowed, but in total no more than THB 60,000. Mortgage interest expenses Mortgage interest incurred for the purpose of purchase or construction of a residential building in Thailand may be deducted up to a maximum of THB 100,000. Retirement mutual fund contribution A contribution to a retirement mutual fund is deductible in an amount not exceeding 30% of assessable income received that is subject to income tax, with a maximum of THB 500,000 in any tax year. However, if the taxpayer also has any of the contributions noted above under qualified pension life insurance, they must be included in the THB 500,000 limit. Super savings fund investment An investment in a super savings fund is deductible in an amount not exceeding 30% of assessable income received that is subject to income tax, with a maximum of THB 200,000 in any tax year. However, if the taxpayer also has any of the contributions noted above under qualified pension life insurance, they must be included in the THB 500,000 limit. Social Security Fund contribution The contribution to the government's social security fund is also deductible. Personal allowances There is a personal allowance of THB 60,000 each for the taxpayer and the taxpayer’s spouse (provided that the taxpayer's spouse does not file one's own return). There is also an allowance of THB 30,000 for each child and an additional THB 30,000 for the second child onwards born in or after 2018. Moreover, an allowance for parental care of THB 30,000 per parent is deductible. A non-resident is allowed deductions for spouse, children, and parent only if they are resident in Thailand. In addition, a deduction is allowed for the care of disabled or incapacitated family members of THB 60,000 per person and for the care of a disabled or an incapacitated person other than a family member of THB 60,000 in total. Those who do not hold a Thai WP , have to file PND 90

They finger print each arrival, you may/may not escape by holding a new PP. I assume your fingerprints/biometrics are unchanged.????

You dont own bank accounts in your country?

Those deductions are mostly for working professionals. Peter is on a retirement visa.

Can you please share the original Thai version?

Notarial services are only available where the documents are Australian in origin, or intended for use in Australia. Please ensure you provide correct written instructions to our staff. We provide notarial services at the Embassy in Bangkok by appointment Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 12:30pm (excluding Embassy public holidays). Fees apply Notarial Services we can provide Certifying copies of original Australian documents or documents intended for use in Australia issuing an Authentication or Apostille certificate (verifying a signature, stamp, or seal on an Australian public document) witnessing of signatures on certain Australian documents the taking of Australian Statutory declarations being made for use in Australia by an Australian entity. the administering of affidavits, oaths, and affirmations for use in Australian court or legal proceedings issuing a Certificate of no Impediment to marry in Thailand (refer to Getting Married in Thailand for further information) https://thailand.embassy.gov.au/bkok/Notarial_Services.html

When in doubt, always pop in to your "Highly Respected" Home Embassy. No one can reject that.

Whats the update peter? Did you close krungsri?

Used SCB EZ already for Thai wife based extension at CW. No issues.

Congratulations !

60 Day extension to Visit Thai Spouse/Thai Children- Criteria for Consideration 1) Applicant must have been granted a non-immigrant visa (NON-O) 2) Having proof of relationship 3) Having evidences of nationality of Thai spouse or Thai children 4) In the case of spouse, relationship must be de jure and de facto Documents to be submitted 1) Application Form for extension of temporary stay (TM.7) attached with one photo of applicant 2) Copy of passport first page with photo and copy last stamp, first visa, last visa, departure card(TM 6), evidence of report address, evidence of report 90 days 3) Evidence of relationship In the case of spouse – Marriage Certificate (khor ror 2 and khor ror 3) or ; – Marriage Certificate from abroad must be certified by the Embassy and the Department of Consular Affairs in Thailand In the case of Thai children – Copy of Birth certificate and household registration of child/children 4) Copy of Identification and household registration of Thai spouse or any other document proving Thai nationality issued by authority or governmental agency concerned 5) Copy of House lease agreement, Identification and household registration of owner with certified signature 6) Application fee is 1,900 Baht REMARKS: 1) Applicant and spouse must contact in person for an interview 2) The originals of required documents must be shown to the competent officer and photocopied with certified signature by applicant https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/visa-extension/#1610937437663-90b1feab-b48a

I know a Thai Barrister who charges 500 baht per stamp. Super genuine guy.

CW allows 45 early

If she renounced her Thai citizenship, there is no way to get it back. Thai citizenship has to be applied afresh. A birth certificate will have no bearing then

With all the paperwork, photos, bank statements.

You applied the extension using your old PP, so the extension can be given upto the expiry only. This rules exists from many years. You should had gotten a new PP before renewal.

Here is the procedure (just for backup) You can legalize documents yourself thru Thailand post, steps here - 1. Fill out the Legalization application form 2. Copy of Thai identification card or Copy of passport (Foreigner) of document holder 3. Original document(s) + 1 copy 4. Original translation certified by the translator 5. Processing fee (400 baht/document) and returned express mail postage fee (60 baht) in form of money order payable to นางสาวปาณิสรา โภคิณพาณิชย์ 6. . Please mail all required items to นางสาวปาณิสรา โภคิณพาณิชย์ Legalization Division, Consular Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 123 Changwattana Road, Laksi, Bangkok 10210 7. Please provide the applicant's mobile /telephone number. For more information, please contact Tel. 095-521-4498