I'd be grateful should someone be able to quantify the Thai tax implications of a retirement (o-a) visa. It would seem that being resident and remitting the required funds (or capital) into Thailand each month means paying income tax on the remitted monies?

Steptoe...

I think a bit phu cha cha here -take it easy...dont think you have 2 much to worry about but our experts will no doubt give you the facts... ::

Hi Steptoe and welcome to Thailand Expat Forum.

In order to pay tax in Thailand you must have a Tax Identification number from the Revenue Department.

Have you got that number? If not, don't worry!