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[Capt23]

Is there an exchange that non-residents can register with?

 

I want to use it to send money before I am a resident so I don't have to worry about tax implications.

[JBChiangRai]

What exactly do you want to do?

 

There is full income tax payable on the sale of crypto or on the profits on crypto depending where you bought if sold on a Thai exchange.

[Capt23]

You only have to pay tax if you are a tax resident I.e. spend 183 days or more in Thailand during a calendar year.

 

I want to transfer money there this year and move next year. From what I understand this is completely legal.

 

I have a Thai bank account from living there 2 years ago but obviously don't have a valid long term visa so I can't set up accounts with binance.th (from what I understand).

 

I wanted to find out if anyone knows an exchange which doesn't require residency documents to set up an account so I can trf money into my Thai account.

[chiang mai]

10 minutes ago, Capt23 said:

You only have to pay tax if you are a tax resident I.e. spend 183 days or more in Thailand during a calendar year.

 

I want to transfer money there this year and move next year. From what I understand this is completely legal.

 

I have a Thai bank account from living there 2 years ago but obviously don't have a valid long term visa so I can't set up accounts with binance.th (from what I understand).

 

I wanted to find out if anyone knows an exchange which doesn't require residency documents to set up an account so I can trf money into my Thai account.

I can't imagine a scenario where you will be allowed to open any form of  account here, without a long term visa or similar. Thailand is not an offshore banking center and has even tightened rules on non-resident foreigners currency accounts, even they need documentation in order to open an account.