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Extension based on retirement
steve187 replied to bubblegum's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
the simple thing is that the requirements are the same as last year, no changes, if the IO staff are nice and friendly, ask them as they are the only people that are 100% up on the requirements in that office. as an aside people that ask a simple question on here, that have an attitude to a poster helping them are in class of their own -
not always easy to obtain a 'retirement' non imm 'O' e-visa. but worth doing if showing on e-visa site
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look like its been driven flat
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why not provide more info. only you know the date your next 90 day report is due. likewise for your extension expiry date and your planned renewal date
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maybe, lots depends on allowances and how much you bring in, in a year when you are a tax resident, no tax is payable in a year when you are not a tax resident
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yes I have used them twice, very good service
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does not have to be in person, someone else can do it for you, a friend or an agent
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would that visa information not be on the 1st page of the new passport, i think the op is confusing a visa and an extension of permission to stay., done by many posters
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not swopping passports for OA cancelling
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changing passports can only be done via airport, not land crossings
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tpb dot party has all
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seems a lot of running around just to renew a passport
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as long as he hasn't used a 60 day extension since his last entry into Thailand excluding re-entry permit entry, I can not see how they can refuse,( but it is Jomtein) he could also apply in Bangkok if the timing is right
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income tax question
steve187 replied to mohinga's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
in order to be a tax resident you need to live in Thailand for 180 ish days a year, so if you bring the 800k in a year when you are not tax resident its then tax free, likewise any savings before 1st jan 2024 brought in are tax free try and avoid being a tax resident to guarantee being income Thai tax free, or do as a lot of people are doing and ignore the Thai tax rules
