Question 1

I receive a monthly pension of about 38,000 THB from UNICEF and rent my house for 12,000 THB per month. This is my only income. I have a 1-year visa that I renew annually with a bank deposit of 800,000 THB.  What will my tax obligations be?"

Chas Begley · Accepted Answer

This depends if your UNICEF pension is tax exempt in Thailand. This is not in the revenue code and you will have to get written confirmation that this is tax exempt. We can help you obtain this / ask for this is you wish.

Question 2

I receive a monthly pension of about 38,000 THB from UNICEF and rent my house for 12,000 THB per month. This is my only income. I have a 1-year visa that I renew annually with a bank deposit of 800,000 THB.  What will my tax obligations be?"

Chas Begley · Accepted Answer

This depends if your UNICEF pension is tax exempt in Thailand. This is not in the revenue code and you will have to get written confirmation that this is tax exempt. We can help you obtain this / ask for this is you wish.

I receive a monthly pension of about 38,000 THB from UNICEF and rent my house for 12,000 THB per month. This is my only income. I have a 1-year visa that I renew annually with a bank deposit of 800,000 THB. What will my tax obligations be?”

I receive a monthly pension of about 38,000 THB from UNICEF and rent my house for 12,000 THB per month. This is my only income. I have a 1-year visa that I renew annually with a bank deposit of 800,000 THB. What will my tax obligations be?”

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