Thailand is preparing a U-turn on taxing foreign income, including a two-year exemption window for money brought into the country. For expats and globally mobile Thais, this is a rare chance to clean up structures, lock in certainty—or make costly mistakes.
Thailand now taxes income remitted from abroad. Digital nomads and retirees face compliance stress and double-tax fears. A policy shift ending decades of leniency forces expats to rethink how they live — and bank — in Thailand.
