When you say "Your Country" which Country are you talking about?
The one you were born in, the one you grew up in, the one you lived in the longest or the country you spend most of your time in now.
In any case what is the relevance!
seems to me that the US DTA is very specific on wording of different pensions, stating like SS, US govt CIVIL SERVICE pension is only taxable by the US. State and private pensions are not protected like this and can be taxed by Thailand. or where one is a tax resident.
it is not consecutive days, it is the total amount of days in the country for one year. So if you are on a DTV you do an in and out and your total number of days in the country for the year is 180 or more you are a tax resident
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