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Maybe not possible to answer, but still: How "stable" are theese rulings in your opinion? How binding is a "royal decree"? I mean: how easy is it for the governement - or for new governements or parliaments - to harden the minimum requisits for example, or to revoke the "tax exemption" qualitiy of the LTR?
What if you are over 50 years, have an income of 50.000 USD per year and bought an apartment in Thailand for over 10 million Baht about 5 years ago (all proving papers are present), do you then qualify for a LTR visa. Or do you need to make again an investment of over 10 million Baht to be able to qualify?
Could you please explain about someone from belgium with small pension. Its exempt from tax in belgium because not above barema. Will this be taxed in Thailand .
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Are these benefits also fully available to the foreigners with a "permanent resident permit"?
Maybe not possible to answer, but still: How "stable" are theese rulings in your opinion? How binding is a "royal decree"? I mean: how easy is it for the governement - or for new governements or parliaments - to harden the minimum requisits for example, or to revoke the "tax exemption" qualitiy of the LTR?
It would be unusual to codify a law and then to change that law mid visa issuance.
Yes but as it's impossible to have confidence when you know that this or any future party knows it could all go tits up anytime.
What if you are over 50 years, have an income of 50.000 USD per year and bought an apartment in Thailand for over 10 million Baht about 5 years ago (all proving papers are present), do you then qualify for a LTR visa. Or do you need to make again an investment of over 10 million Baht to be able to qualify?
Could you please explain about someone from belgium with small pension. Its exempt from tax in belgium because not above barema. Will this be taxed in Thailand .
If I don't pay tax from my money remitted to Tajland, what will happen?
Nothing, they dont have the resources to enforce this. It's for the triple jabbed types.
Good webinar thanks fellas. Any trickery to get away without the $500k investment for those under 50?