Yes this is correct, Canadian pensions are not taxable in Thailand and do not need to be filed on a tax return. You still keep your 120k limit
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As a tax resident, I believe you must file if you have Assessable Income over 120,000 thb. I understand certain countries (Canada for one) pensions brought into Thailand are ‘not taxable’ in Thailand…So does this suggest these pensions are Not Assessable Income?
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