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https://www.thaienquirer.com/32668/cabinet-approves-long-term-10-year-visa-to-attract-foreigners/ The measures include: A 10-year “long-term resident visa,” also for spouse and children A work permit Exemption from foreign income tax Land and real estate ownership and rentership rights 90 days report not required No quota of hiring four Thais for every one foreign employee The four groups that can apply for the visa include: Wealthy global citizen: People with a high income of at least US$80,000 in income over the past two years and a minimum asset of $1 million Wealthy pensioner: Pensioners, age 50 and above, with a stable pension of at least $80,000 over the past two years Work-from-Thailand professional: Foreign workers with employers outside of Thailand, more than five years of working experience and make at least $80,000 over the past two years High-skilled professional: Professionals working in targeted industries such as future services, infrastructure buildings, logistical systems and digital systems who make at least $80,000 over the past two years Does anyone have an idea when this will be in effect and when you can sign up?

Can you help me with the correct search terms in Google for finding one in Chiang Mai?

I've seen a lot of conflicting information regarding requirements around requesting visas, tax residency, driving licenses, bank openings, etc., so I'm hoping for some help clarifying this. Yesterday I went to the local tax office to request a TIN. Initially they told me, that I need a work permit and job in Thailand for a TIN and proof I make money coming to Thailand. My friend is retired and he got a TIN without problems, without any income in Thailand. I also have to bring printed proof of income (app is not enough). They talk about showing a work visa. Fortunately, I realized that I could send them an exported PDF I already had saved on my laptop, I don't have a printer anyway. Later they say I need to have been here at least 180 days, I have been here 3 months. I guess this could be a valid reason for not giving me a TIN, but I had the feeling that she strongly preferred not giving me a TIN. My friend called and they gave her conflicting information: Some people on the forum said: Do I need to be at least 180 days in Thailand before requesting a TIN? Because it's correct, that I arrived in July 2021.

I just returned from the local tax office, but they told me, that I need a job in Thailand for a TIN and proof I make money coming to Thailand. My friend is retired and he got a TIN without problems, without any income in Thailand. - I also have to bring printed proof of income (app is not enough). They talk about showing a work visa. - Fortunately, I realized that I could send them an exported PDF I already had saved on my laptop, I don't have a printer anyway. - Later they say I need to have been here at least 180 days, I have been here 3 months. I guess this could be a valid reason for not giving me a TIN, but I had the feeling that she strongly preferred not giving me a TIN. My friend called and they told her: Some people on the forum said:

I'm considering requesting a Thai Taxpayer Identification Number, as I left my home country in 2020 and my investment broker and banks are asking me for new CRS (Common Reporting Standard) information. I'm trying to keep my life simple and away from as much bureaucracy as possible. The only reason I want a TIN, is because the brokers and banks are quite insistent. If I request a TIN , does that mean I have to do yearly tax returns, even if I don't have any income in Thailand?