The so-called LTR visa is an opportunity for pensioners with good incomes to get a long-term visa in Thailand. The conditions are as follows and can be read here.
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This post was published by Isaan lawyers in 6-2024 at Thailawonline This topic is complex, as some title deeds belong to the government and only allow possession of the land, while others cannot be transferred except by inheritance. Today, we will focus on the most common type, known as “full chanotte,” which features a red…
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Entering Thailand is becoming easier and easier. As a tourist you don’t need a visa, you can travel freely in Thailand for 30 days without any problems. The government is currently discussing extending this to 90 days. If you want to settle in Thailand for a longer period of time and live here, for example…
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From Hua Hin Today In a significant boost for healthcare in Hua Hin, the Hua Hin Health Park held its official opening ceremony on January 19, 2024. The ceremony was attended by Mr. Nopporn Wutthikul, the Mayor of Hua Hin, who expressed his congratulations and participated in the inaugural event. Joining the mayor were prominent…
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Foreign citizens, e.g. pensioners from Europe, cannot import moving goods into Thailand duty-free, even if they have a Non Immigrant O visa. However, personal items such as clothing and books are duty-free. Original text: http://tinyurl.com/2cxrj36x Note: Foreigners traveling into the Kingdom in the category Non-Immigrant O who comes to spend his last years or follows…
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German Embassy Bangkok www.deutschepost.de If you are entitled to a German pension payment from the statutory pension or accident insurance and live abroad, you will receive a letter every year from June / July with your pension adjustment notification as well as your personalized life certificate form. The life certificate consists of a part A and…
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Introduction: Hua Hin, a picturesque coastal town in Thailand, has not only established itself as a tourist destination but also as a place where people from different parts of the world find a new home. Among them are many Swiss individuals who have chosen to exchange the bustling city life for the relaxed atmosphere of…
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Source: https://www.tilleke.com/insights/new-land-and-building-tax-act-thailand/ Thailand’s new Land and Building Tax Act B.E. 2562 (2019) (the “Act”) came into effect on March 13, 2019. Payment of land and building tax under the new Act will be required from January 1, 2020, onwards. The new Act revokes and replaces various pieces of formerly applicable legislation, including the House and…
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Siam Legal International | Thailand Revenue Code Income from Business Operations Incomes received from business operations in Thailand or overseas but brought into Thailand are subject to income tax under the new taxation law at rates ranging from 5% to 35%. On the other hand, if you receive income as a business entity, you will be subject to corporate…
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Siam Legal International | Thailand Revenue Code Section 41 of the Revenue Code This provision requires an individual to pay income taxes to the Revenue Department of Thailand under the following conditions: Thai citizens and foreigners who are permanent residents are subject to pay income tax, should they earn their annual income, at the following rates: Revenue…
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