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  1. 1 hour ago, chiang mai said:

    Yes, students in full time education up to age 26 years can be claimed as a deduction....60k as I recall.

     

    EDIT:

     

    Correction, 30k deduction for the first child, up to age 25 in full time deduction. Also, 30k for second child born after 2018. the link explains the details.

     

    https://sherrings.com/personal-tax-deductions-allowances-thailand.html

    Thank you, 30 K even she's not my daughter ?

  2. Hi, i'm living near Mukdahan, married to a thai woman for 15 years, we have a child 14 years old and i own a non O visa based on marriage. The situation is very complicated with my wife. We had a lot of arguing, so she decided for now to move to another province. We didn't talk about divorced yet, but it could happen. We need a long break to think about it. What could happen if the immigration discovers we don't live together ? Cancelling my visa, fine, deport ?

    Do you think i can explain the situation to an immigration officer and change my visa to a Thai child visa without get divorced ? What should i do, please ?

     

    Thanks for your help

  3. Hi, my daughter study in university about hospitality and Tourism. She needs a portable solution to use Windows office application. Could tell me what is the best solution between a tablet with a keyboard or a 2-1 computer for a tight budget ?

     

    Could you advice me a model ?

     

    Thanks for your advice

     

     

  4. Hi, is there any website for foreign resident to calculate online the personal income tax in Thailand ? I'm 51 years old, i used to transfer every month (about 40.000 THB) to Thailand my incomes from renting my house in Belgium. I'm married to a thai woman and i have one kid 12 years old. Do you think, i will pay some taxes ?

     

    THanks for your help

     

    Cheers

  5. 10 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

    Why did you go to immigration office " to stamp my passport as I did 3 years ago" ? 

    Which immigration office.

     

    I'm going to Saigon upcoming weekend and when I return with reentry permit I will not be doing anything with immigration. TM30 etc

     

    May be i'm wrong, i thought i have to go the stamp my passport when i come back to thailand... Thanks

  6. Hi, i have a non O was based on marriage. Last month, i paid 1 000 bahts to get a re-entry permit because i needed to visit my family in Belgium. When i came back in Thailand i have been to the thai immigration office to stamp my passport as i did 3 years ago but i was surprised because the officer ask me the copy of my passport, the tabian, the rental contract and the ID of my wife....

     

    Is it a new rule ? She told me, i can do this online and gave me this address https://tm๓๐.immigration.go.th/ but it doesn't work. Do you have the good one ? Do i need my wife to register ? My wife is the owner of the house we live, can i provide the chanote instead of the rental contract ?

     

    Thanks for your help 🙂

  7. 3 hours ago, CharlieH said:

    If I understand this correctly, you pay 50% that is then HERS as is the property, if she finances the other 50% from the bank, divorced or not it has nothing to do with you.Its soley hers and her responsibility.

    Divorced or not she has to pay the bank as it will be in her name.

    Thanks Charlie, i know about the house, i was just worry in case i have to help to pay back the loan too...

  8. Hi, i'm from Belgium and married to a Thai woman. My wife would like to buy a house where we will live with our kids. I will help her by paying 50 % of the amount. To finance the other 50 %, she wants to take out a bank loan. What could happen in case of divorce. Does she have to repay alone the loan ?

     

    Thanks for your help

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