💸 Remittance Tax Checker

Since 1 January 2024, foreign-sourced income remitted into Thailand by a Thai tax resident can be taxable — even if earned years earlier abroad. Answer these questions to see how the rule applies to your situation.

1. Will you spend 180+ days in Thailand this calendar year? 2. Is the money you'll remit from income EARNED in 2024 or later? 3. Will the money be transferred INTO a Thai bank account? 4. Is the income already taxed abroad at ≥15% AND you can prove it?

The rules this tool applies

Por.161/2566: foreign income earned in 2024 onward is taxable when remitted into Thailand — same year or any later year.
Por.162/2566: income earned BEFORE 2024 remains exempt even if remitted now.
180-day rule: only Thai tax residents owe Thai tax on remittances.
Creditable remittance: income taxed abroad at ≥15% (with evidence) may qualify for exemption from further Thai tax.

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This tool reflects published Revenue Department orders as of its last update. A draft "two-year grace period" proposal exists but is NOT enacted law — we do not assume it. This is educational information, not tax advice.