ภาษีสำหรับชาวต่างชาติ: คำถามที่พบบ่อย

Yes you do, it is a different form and depending on the visa you may haver no tax liability.

You can use the property to qualify for the property investment requirement, but as it is in joint-ownership between you and your wife, half of the purchase price can be used towards the investment requirement for the LTR as the property is considered to be shared 50:50 between the applicant and spouse.

Any property needs to be in the applicant’s name to qualify as an investment under the requirements of the LTR. Therefore, the condo in your wife’s name cannot be used.

No it doesn’t, but it does have a favourable tax rate. There are 4 LTR Visa types and the Highly Skilled Professionals LTR Visa is intended for individuals who have their main income earned while working within Thailand. This category has a flat personal income tax rate of 17% rather than a tax exemption on foreign remittances.

You can learn more about the tax benefits of Thailand’s Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa here. 

Yes the Wealthy Pensioner LTR is exempt from foreign sourced income if remitted the following tax year.

This may be the right option for certain people, depending on their circumstances. However, you must meet the criteria and requirements for the LTR.

You can find out more about the tax benefits of Thailand’s Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa here.