Hiane

6 hours ago, Guavaman said:

I would suggest that you first focus upon avoiding the need to file a tax return on funds remitted into Thailand. Stealth is the best strategy to fly under the radar and avoid filing a tax return.

 

Weird, wouldn't filling no tax return be more suspicious ? (assuming you have a TIN already)

52 minutes ago, retiree said:

One would think so.   Or simply keep a copy of your bank statement, have future withdrawals match any remittance to Thailand, and put 2023 and future income into a separate account. 

Maybe I wasn't specific enough, I'm talking about offshore money that hasn't been taxed. As I understand, until the end of this year I can remit it into Thailand tax-free, and starting January 1st 2024 this won't be the case anymore ?

Long story short : if I plan to stay in Thailand indefinitely, any money I earned in 2022 or before, I should bring it into Thailand before the end of the year.

Correct ?

My youngest kid was born in Thailand, and currently only has a foreign passport without any visa or any stamp.
As far as I know this is the normal situation, but she will need to take an international flight soon so I would like to make 100% sure there isn't some paperwork that needs to be done before.

Hello,

Yesterday I tried to register for the online personal income tax filing (https://efiling.rd.go.th/rd-efiling-web/register), but somehow the system says their database doesn't match my birth date/name/etc.

I got my TIN about 1 or 2 month ago.

Any idea what could be going wrong ?

Thanks.

Thanks for the answers.

Since the passport would only expire a few days before the 1 year extension, there is no hurry to get a new one

Hello,

My kid needs a 1 year visa extension (ED), but her passport would expire just a little before the new "allowed to stay" date.

Will that be OK?

Thanks

5 minutes ago, Mike Teavee said:

Where did you hear that you can only extend your 1 year permission to stay 3 days in advance??? 

 

I went to CW yesterday to extend my permission to stay 44 days before it expires  (26th September) & despite it being a Friday & the day after a Public holiday it was very, very quiet so my advice is to do it early & avoid the guys extending their Covid permission to stay. 

 

 

I got it from 

https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/important-announcement/

Was it a 1 year extension ? 

The 3 days count doesn't include week-ends and holidays (so have I been told, and it seems logical ; what if Friday had been a day off?), so the application should be possible from september 22-24.

Still a small window...

Oh, I thought it was still available for Muang Thong Tani

The appointment system is for short-term visa extensions