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Thailand Non-Immigrant O-A (long stay, 50+): income requirement, dividends and tax
Whether dividend income counts is not yet verified from an official source.
Check your preferred-dividend income against this floor
| Fact | What the official source says | Status | Primary source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Income floor | Monthly income of at least THB 65,000, or a THB 800,000 deposit, or a combination. | Verified | mfa.go.th |
| Do dividends count? | Not yet verified. The type of income on the certificate is not specified. | Not yet verified | — |
| Tax on foreign dividends | Residents are taxed on foreign income brought into Thailand, for income arising from 1 January 2024, in the year it is remitted (Revenue Department Por. 161/2566). | Verified | rd.go.th |
| Tax on crypto gains | Gains on crypto sold through Thai-licensed platforms are exempt from 2025 to 2029 (Ministerial Regulation 399). | Verified | rd.go.th |
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