I'm not a lawyer but from what I understand, according to Thai Law (source), foreign source pension should be liable to Personal Income Tax if remitted in Thailand the same year it has been earned/paid ...?
Sorry to hijack this thread but I'm wondering: If you reside at least 180 days/year in Thailand, that income is supposed to be declared and taxed in Thailand right?
Thank you @al valio
What about first 90-day reporting?
Should I report once (or just before) I reach 90 days stay in Thailand, while still being under visa exempt + extension?
Let's say I enter Thailand with a 45 days exempt stamp then get a 60 days extension + another 30 days extension. Before expiration I convert it in-country into a 90 days non O marriage visa then apply for a 1 year extension.
When should I complete the TM30 reporting and the first 90-day reporting (in Bangkok CW)?
Let's say I enter Thailand with a 45 days exempt stamp then get a 60 days extension + another 30 days extension, then convert it into a 90 days non O marriage visa then apply for a 1 year extension.
When should I complete the TM30 reporting and the first 90-day reporting (in Bangkok CW)?
If I decide to extend my 45 days visa exempt entry applying for a 60 days extension to visit my wife then a 30 days extension (135 days stay in total):
- How many days left on visa exempt/extension are needed before applying for these extensions?
- Can I still convert to non O with same conditions after visa exempt entry being extended?
Thanks DrJack54.
Yes I do have a thai bank account. I'll then transfer 400K THB prior applying.
Do I have to make an appointment in CW or can go without?
Hello,
What are the current requirements to convert a visa exempt entry (45 days) into a 90 days non O marriage visa in Bangkok?
Do I need to provide proof of income or bank statements?