Thai Tax ID (TIN) Registration for Foreigners
Same-day TIN issuance at the Revenue Department. Required for tax residency, FATCA/CRS, and Thai financial accounts.
Quick Answer
Escort service THB 4,500 · Yellow-book combo THB 12,000 · Tax residency certificate +THB 3,500. TIN issued same day.
Services
- ✓ TIN issuance escort (in-person)
- ✓ Proxy filing (by power of attorney)
- ✓ Yellow book (Tabien Baan Lueang) combo
- ✓ Tax Residency Certificate (RD)
- ✓ FATCA / CRS self-certification
- ✓ Annual PIT filing (P.N.D.90/91)
- ✓ LTR-visa foreign-income exemption filing
- ✓ Withholding tax reclaim (P.N.D.3/53)
- ✓ Voluntary tax disclosure
- ✓ Change of registered address at RD
FAQ
- Who needs a Thai Tax ID (TIN)?
- Any individual staying 180+ days/year, receiving Thai-source income, holding a work permit, LTR/DTV visa needing tax residency proof, or opening a securities/mutual fund account. Also required for FATCA/CRS reporting to home country.
- Documents needed?
- Passport + valid visa/extension, TM6/entry stamp, residence certificate or yellow book (Tabien Baan Lueang), employment contract (if applicable), and completed L.P.10.1 form. Foreigners without work permit still qualify under 'personal income tax'.
- Where and how long?
- Filed at Revenue Department Area office matching your registered address. In-person 1–3 hours (with our escort), or we file by proxy in 2–5 business days. TIN issued same day at counter.
- Cost?
- TIN issuance escort THB 4,500. Combo with yellow book (Tabien Baan Lueang) THB 12,000. Tax residency certificate for foreign banks add THB 3,500. Annual PIT filing (P.N.D.90/91) from THB 6,500.
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