JustinCredible

Sure, really dumb move on her part, BUT It is just as (if not more) important to get the scum who are sending these mules.

You are correct. However, the payment dates are not flexible. If the money was sent to a UK Bank I would be required to pay UK Tax on my total income. Paying me in Thailand the PP becomes Tax Free under the UK QROPS rules. My FA in the UK calculated that having the QROPS paid into a Thai Bank and paying Thai Tax, my Tax liability is about one third of what I would pay the UK Government.

I intend to discuss this matter with the Top Brass at my office. Since the UK stopped the letter it has been a nightmare, because although my annual income well exceeds the required amount, the "Monthly income falls short. This is because my UK Pension is paid monthly, but my Private Pension is paid quarterly. The office tends to ignore "average". My thoughts are that now that I am paying Tax in Thailand, the Thai Revenue Office have verified the annual income. Immigration should (IMHO) respect that. However, I will not hold my breath.

Speak for yourself. Very easy to set up a Proxy.

Agreed. In addition to age restrictions......

You want a FREE Palestine? GO and fight for them then instead f posting stupid comments!

What??? .......and miss out on a photo shoot?

I am awaiting the announcement that airlines will be instructed to decline Check-in if you cannot produce the QR code for then to scan.

Wait and see. Turning up at parliament is not one of his stronger points.....

If you pay Tax on your Pension in the UK it is NOT taxable in Thailand. If you do not pay Tax in the UK it IS Taxable in Tahiland.

From memory, 60,000 each (wife and one son)

To get this allowance you have to give TRO a Certificate from your insurer, showing the total annual premium. My Certificate does not break down the benefits, it just shows the total premium, and was accepted at my local office.

Correct. PLUS Allowance for children under 20 years of age IF you are named on Birth Certificate.

I filed my Return on Monday. I was told specifically to keep the papers "safe" because it was quite probable that Immigration would ask for them at some in the future.

Often happens at Khon Kaen.