How to become tax resident in Thailand? (I got rejected)

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a few citizenship countries do not accept it and they locally taxing you‌ as local resident.
 
The 90-days Emirates certificate is⁢ like the 60-days Cyprus certificate. It is only valid locally. It cannot protect you against︀ your home country based on a DTT.
 
too bad then, but you can still go for the magic 180 days‍ since its only June, but need to go quickly.

As a funny sidenote, some national⁠ tourists ought to receive 60 days visa exemption on June 1st, media channels talking it⁤ up and down, sideways and square, but what happened?

Since changing the default visa stamp⁣ is a very challenging affair, most if not of these affected tourists still get 30⁢ days.
 
I hope so. And please, please, please - don't let it be Taksin.

But I‍ guess the chances of a coup are just 20%...
 
This is a good take.⁢ This time they need a law for that, not an interpretation from the Revenue Dept.︀

I would say they will eventually do it, perhaps starting from 2026 or something. They︁ cannot do it for this year, same reason why they didn't do it earlier in︂ 2023 for the remitted money. They can be bad, perhaps NOT this bad.

I just︃ don't see the logic behind this: they rarely enforce anything, but this will keep away︄ many wealthy, while all the communication has been around luring them to live in Thailand︅ (perhaps just for 179 days then?).
 
Not really - we can just dance around the world for 7 months after︁ deferring dividends for years and then come back and only be taxed on the remittance︂

This fucks the people working illegally in the country or those that live hand to︃ mouth in a manner of speaking
 
Furthermore, you could move these dividends to non Thai tax resident⁠ relatives who can gift you tax-free in Thailand.
 
I didn’t get this, can⁤ you elaborate?

Oh, perhaps you meant not distributing the dividends for years (would be taxed⁣ as income, that's crazy), postponing it to a year where you won't be resident. I⁢ see your point.

But again.. let's wait and see; this needs a law, and many︀ people will try to influence the way to that; last year's amendment, even if it︁ wasn't expected, was much easier to achieve (and I do think it will backfire, but︂ I get their point).
 
After long time research, i found out that Philipines will NOT issue tax residency⁠ certificate to any foreigner (non-citizen). Therefore we will have many issues, and is not for⁤ me. I need to find other option. Malaysia does though. But what to do in⁣ Malaysia?
Looking for other options, ideally that will not need to stay 183 days to⁢ take tax residency, and will be having 0% tax in wordlwide income OR/and dividends.
Any ideas please??

Is there any way to contact you directly somehow? Thank you very︄ much!!!

Wrong answer, they don't give Tax residence certificate to individual︆ foreigners, FYI.
If you find the way that I get it woud a great, but︇ they don't.
 
Looking at the more exotic options:

How about Taiwan? No tax on income from abroad, you'd have to check the residency options though.⁢

I think Vanuatu offers the same, and you could even get not only residency, but︀ a passport/citizenship for 150K (for a whole family) there in very short time via donation.︁ I think 50K of it you'd get back after 5 years, so it's just 100K︂ actually.

These are just ideas, do your own research to be sure.
 
Not entirely true regarding Taiwan, only the‍ first approximately 200k USD are tax free
 
I found a way, you might dont like it. You will find it too︂ if youre fam with the region. But you gotta go there yourself. 😉
 
What are you doing for a living︁ in Thailand if I may ask ?
 
Anybody have heard of getting Thai tax residency certificate without staying 180 days? I know‌ it's not supposed to happen, but everything is possible in Thailand...
 
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