Will I have to pay extra taxes in Thailand on my income transferred from abroad if I stay for more than 180 days?

Get a wise account and just withdraw, I wouldn't put the money on a Thai account

Keep you money where they are now, it will be close to impossibel to get a Thai Bankaccount on DTV,and it has never been the intention DRVholders should have a Thai Bankaccount.

If Thai bankaccount is important, then change to a real long term visa, (instead of a touristvisa), and you may have a small chance to get a Thai Bankaccount when you have stayed some months at a long lease permanent adress.

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A Thai Bankaccount has never been a requirement to get DTV, on the contrary it has been one of the big advantage over other visa, that you could get DTV as long as you could show 500.000 Baht equivalent in any bank anywhere in the world.

It has never been the intention that DTV visaholders should be in need of a Thai bankaccount.)

It’s too complicated for an answer here

Roughly …

If the money you are transferring is considered income then you are legally required to file tax documents

How much you have to pay in tax depends on your home country taxes and tax treaty and maybe a few other things

Whether Thailand will enforce this new tax law, or change it after hints that many wealthy foreigners will leave, is all up in the air

Please note that I have been told many times in this group that I’m stupid so don’t rely on anything I say 🤣

What you could do is enter Thailand after July, transfer all the 5 year living expenses into your Thai bank account by the end of December of that year. You would not be tax resident so all those remittances would be tax free. Then the following years when you would be tax resident you are making no remittances as the money is already safely deposited in your Thai bank account.

Can’t. No bank on this visa. Then you owe taxes bc it’s been remitted to Thailand. Not a good financial move.

Maybe. It will depend on how much tax you pay in your home country against how much tax you would pay in Thailand. Basically you pay the higher of Thai tax or your home country tax

If the money you bring onshore has already been taxed under a DTA, you do not have a tax liability in Thailand even though you are technically a tax resident.

Try opening a Bank account first chief that's can be quiet good fun to say the least...

Good luck...

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You have given no details to enable an accurate answer. So the only answer is it depends…..

Do you already have a Thai bank account? If not try wise

it depends where you come from

No.