German potatoe on the hunt for information regarding tax situation. 🤞

Hey everybody. I applied for the DTV from Germany and didn’t hear anything back for about 10 days. Then the embassy asked for a picture taken by a photographer and copy (not picture) of the passport. When I submitted these everything went smoothly and quick and my DTV got approved. 💜

Now I’m asking myself - regarding taxes. Anybody from Germany with knowledge in the field?

I get the point that your tax resident if you stay more than 180 days but I’m looking for consultant or lawyer from Germany who can give advice AND people who’ve been through the process and can give information about their experience.

Thank you folks and happy DTV-ing. ☀️

Hello to everyone! First of all, I’d like to thank you for sharing your wisdom about how to visit and live in Thailand. I’ll be there at the end of the year on a 6-month multi entry (fingers crossed) and then, I’ll be back to get my retirement visa so I can live there all year. I have read about that Thai authorities will begin taxing expat residents and I have two questions about that: 1. Will this include pensioners? and 2. Does that mean that expat residents will be eligible for free national healthcare? Thanks. ‘See’ you soon.

I am new here, don't know whether this topic is discussed.

How many days can we work remotely in Thailand without any tax laws being applicable? I will pay tax in my home country India.

Is there any special visa for remote work, I heard of an LTR visa, is it easy to get and what about tax laws for that?

Specifically for Canadians, does the Thai Elite Visa truly offer Thailand tax residency and will free me from Canadian taxes? After 180 days staying in TH? Are there any Canadians with an Elite Visa that can attest to this?

Would also love to chat with a a professional if any are around!