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martyn1
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How to retire in Thailand
martyn1 replied to CharlieH's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
so basically you should bring large amount of money to your thai bank account, say covering life expenses for at least a year, in the year when you are not a tax resident, and that amount is forgotten/not subject to tax in the next/following years? i guess you can invest it, or put on fixed deposit, or open trading account in thailand and buy some us/world dividend etf/stocks? -
How to retire in Thailand
martyn1 replied to CharlieH's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thanks. So this 800k deposit for retirement, which is required and I cannot touch it, has no special treatment and is just income brought into Thailand and subject to tax? By July I meant if I come to Thailand in July and transfer and apply for retirement , I am not tax resident in given calendar year by 180 day rule. -
How to retire in Thailand
martyn1 replied to CharlieH's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Will be 800k deposit taxed, if I stay more than 180 days? Or better to apply in July? -
any report success on getting visa on "soft power"? attending cooking class/music festival or getting medical treatment/appointment?
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It's quite funny that DTV is already in effect and seems that nobody knows even basic functionality of stays/extensions and entry requirements. I *hope* it's as easy as buying refundable ticket to 3 day music festival and show bank account of 500K and then get 360 days in Thailand every year with 1 border run, for five years, at cost 10k per visa and each extension.
