Australia → Thailand · tax
In plain termsTwo machines, one remittance hinge. Thailand counts days and remittances; Australia keeps Super, CGT event I1 and Age Pension rules. The DTA sits between them — and Article 3(4) is the clause most Thai advisers skip.
There is a treaty — [1989] ATS 36
An in-force Australia–Thailand DTA exists ( Source [1989] ATS 36; Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand status In force Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Thai RD DTA intro (rd.go.th/english/860.html) — signed 31 August 1989; Treasury list same date Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand EIF 27/12/1989 (S 4 [1990]) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.yes
1989-08-31
1989-12-27
Article 3(4) — remittance shrinks relief
Client trapWhere Thailand taxes only remitted foreign income, treaty relief on the Australian side applies only to the remitted portion ( Source AU–TH Agreement Art 3(4) — where the other State taxes only remitted income, treaty relief applies only to the remitted portion Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Thailand Revenue Code §41 para 3 (rd.go.th/english/37749.html) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Thailand Revenue Code §41 para 2 (bringing foreign assessable income into Thailand) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.yes
180 days
yes
Dual residence — different cascade from Vietnam
If both countries call you resident, Art 4 picks one: permanent home → habitual abode → closer personal and economic relations. Rungs: Source Australia–Thailand DTA [1989] ATS 36 Art 4(2)–(4), RD English Art 1–5 Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Australia–Thailand DTA Art 4(4) — nationality is a factor inside closer relations, not a separate rung Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source Australia–Thailand DTA Art 4(2) — cascade ends at closer personal and economic relations; no mutual-agreement rung Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.3 rungs
no
no
The twistThree-step ladder: permanent home → habitual abode → closer relations. Nationality is only a factor inside (c), not a rung. Different from AU–VN (permanent home → centre of vital interests).
Pensions and credit
- Private pensions/annuities — taxable only in the treaty residence state (, Art 18), subject to government-service Art 19.
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 18(1) — subject to Art 19, pensions and annuities taxable only in the residence State
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Australia credits Thai tax on Thai-source income (, Art 24).
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 24(1) — Australia allows credit for Thai tax paid on Thai-source income (subject to AU domestic credit rules)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Thailand credits Australian tax, capped ().
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 24(5) — Thailand allows credit for Australian tax, capped at Thai tax on that income
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
Australia-side traps — destination does not delete them
- AU residency still has a 183-day-style test ().
yes
Source ITAA 1936 s 6(1)(a)(ii) — more than one-half of the year of income
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Ceasing AU residency can trigger CGT event I1 ().
yes
Source ITAA 1997 s 104-160; ATO QC66059 How changing residency affects CGT
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- DASP excludes Australian citizens and permanent residents ().
yes
Source ATO DASP eligibility — not an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or a permanent resident
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Age Pension: full portable rate needs AWLR from 2014; rate may proportionalise after
35 years
Source DSS Social Security Guide 7.1.1.10 — AWLR 35 years from 1 July 2014
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
overseas.26 weeks
Source DSS Social Security Guide 7.1.2 — rate may be proportionalised after 26 weeks overseas
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
Employment exercised in Thailand
Three checks, not oneThe treaty employment rule sits in Source Australia–Thailand DTA [1989] ATS 36 Art 15 — Dependent Personal Services (Thai RD English) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source AU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a) — ≤183 days in the tax year / year of income of the other State Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source AU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a) — "in the tax year or year of income ... of that other State" Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source AU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a)-(c) — all three limbs must hold for home-only taxation Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.Article 15
183
the other State's tax year (year of income)
yes
Article-number trapThe credit that eliminates double tax sits at Article 24 in this treaty, not the usual Article 23. Day counting uses the other State's tax year, not a rolling window.
When both States tax the same income
The treaty relief method is Source AU–TH DTA Art 24 — Methods of elimination; Australia and Thailand each allow a capped credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. Source AU–TH DTA Art 24 — credit article is 24, not 23 (numbering trap) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.ordinary tax credit
Article 24
No social security agreement
GapThere is no Australia–Thailand social security agreement ( Source DSS — Australia international social security agreements list (32 partners) does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.no
Filed cells on this page
Evidence and sources25 dated facts for Australia–Thailand tax: DTA ATS 36, remittance relief limit, Super, CGT I1, Age Pension
The readable briefing above uses these cells. Open a source only when you need to verify a number, date, or legal gate.
- Australia–Thailand DTA is in force[1989] ATS 36; Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand status In forcechecked Aug 2026
yes
Source [1989] ATS 36; Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand status In force
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- DTA signature dateThai RD DTA intro (rd.go.th/english/860.html) — signed 31 August 1989; Treasury list same datechecked Aug 2026
1989-08-31
Source Thai RD DTA intro (rd.go.th/english/860.html) — signed 31 August 1989; Treasury list same date
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- DTA entry into force (Australian Treasury)Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand EIF 27/12/1989 (S 4 [1990])checked Aug 2026
1989-12-27
Source Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand EIF 27/12/1989 (S 4 [1990])
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Dual-resident individual tie-breaker (differs from AU–VN)AU–TH Agreement Art 4(3) (rd.go.th/english/859.html); citizenship/nationality is a factor in the third limb under Art 4(4)checked Aug 2026
permanent home → habitual abode → closer personal and economic relations
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 4(3) (rd.go.th/english/859.html); citizenship/nationality is a factor in the third limb under Art 4(4)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Treaty relief shrinks to income remitted into a remittance-basis stateAU–TH Agreement Art 3(4) — where the other State taxes only remitted income, treaty relief applies only to the remitted portionchecked Aug 2026
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 3(4) — where the other State taxes only remitted income, treaty relief applies only to the remitted portion
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Private pensions/annuities taxable only in the treaty residence stateAU–TH Agreement Art 18(1) — subject to Art 19, pensions and annuities taxable only in the residence Statechecked Aug 2026
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 18(1) — subject to Art 19, pensions and annuities taxable only in the residence State
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Australia allows credit for Thai taxAU–TH Agreement Art 24(1) — Australia allows credit for Thai tax paid on Thai-source income (subject to AU domestic credit rules)checked Aug 2026
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 24(1) — Australia allows credit for Thai tax paid on Thai-source income (subject to AU domestic credit rules)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Thailand allows credit for Australian taxAU–TH Agreement Art 24(5) — Thailand allows credit for Australian tax, capped at Thai tax on that incomechecked Aug 2026
yes
Source AU–TH Agreement Art 24(5) — Thailand allows credit for Australian tax, capped at Thai tax on that income
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- An Australia–Thailand social security agreement is in forceDSS — Australia international social security agreements list (32 partners) does not include Thailandchecked Aug 2026
no
Source DSS — Australia international social security agreements list (32 partners) does not include Thailand
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Australia has a statutory 183-day-style residency testITAA 1936 s 6(1)(a)(ii) — more than one-half of the year of incomechecked Aug 2026
yes
Source ITAA 1936 s 6(1)(a)(ii) — more than one-half of the year of income
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Ceasing AU tax residency triggers CGT event I1 (deemed disposal)ITAA 1997 s 104-160; ATO QC66059 How changing residency affects CGTchecked Aug 2026
yes
Source ITAA 1997 s 104-160; ATO QC66059 How changing residency affects CGT
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- DASP excludes Australian citizens and permanent residentsATO DASP eligibility — not an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or a permanent residentchecked Aug 2026
yes
Source ATO DASP eligibility — not an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or a permanent resident
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- AWLR years for full portable Age Pension rate (from 2014)DSS Social Security Guide 7.1.1.10 — AWLR 35 years from 1 July 2014checked Aug 2026
35 years
Source DSS Social Security Guide 7.1.1.10 — AWLR 35 years from 1 July 2014
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Weeks abroad before Age Pension rate may be proportionalisedDSS Social Security Guide 7.1.2 — rate may be proportionalised after 26 weeks overseaschecked Aug 2026
26 weeks
Source DSS Social Security Guide 7.1.2 — rate may be proportionalised after 26 weeks overseas
Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Employment articleAustralia–Thailand DTA [1989] ATS 36 Art 15 — Dependent Personal Services (Thai RD English)checked Aug 2026
Article 15
Source Australia–Thailand DTA [1989] ATS 36 Art 15 — Dependent Personal Services (Thai RD English)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Short-stay day capAU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a) — ≤183 days in the tax year / year of income of the other Statechecked Aug 2026
183
Source AU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a) — ≤183 days in the tax year / year of income of the other State
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Day-count windowAU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a) — "in the tax year or year of income ... of that other State"checked Aug 2026
the other State's tax year (year of income)
Source AU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a) — "in the tax year or year of income ... of that other State"
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- All limbs requiredAU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a)-(c) — all three limbs must hold for home-only taxationchecked Aug 2026
yes
Source AU–TH DTA Art 15(2)(a)-(c) — all three limbs must hold for home-only taxation
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Relief methodAU–TH DTA Art 24 — Methods of elimination; Australia and Thailand each allow a capped creditchecked Aug 2026
ordinary tax credit
Source AU–TH DTA Art 24 — Methods of elimination; Australia and Thailand each allow a capped credit
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Relief articleAU–TH DTA Art 24 — credit article is 24, not 23 (numbering trap)checked Aug 2026
Article 24
Source AU–TH DTA Art 24 — credit article is 24, not 23 (numbering trap)
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Ordered rungs before the tie is settledAustralia–Thailand DTA [1989] ATS 36 Art 4(2)–(4), RD English Art 1–5checked Aug 2026
3 rungs
Source Australia–Thailand DTA [1989] ATS 36 Art 4(2)–(4), RD English Art 1–5
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Nationality is not a separate rung in this treatyAustralia–Thailand DTA Art 4(4) — nationality is a factor inside closer relations, not a separate rungchecked Aug 2026
no
Source Australia–Thailand DTA Art 4(4) — nationality is a factor inside closer relations, not a separate rung
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Cascade does not end in mutual agreementAustralia–Thailand DTA Art 4(2) — cascade ends at closer personal and economic relations; no mutual-agreement rungchecked Aug 2026
no
Source Australia–Thailand DTA Art 4(2) — cascade ends at closer personal and economic relations; no mutual-agreement rung
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- What is different about this tie-breakerAustralia–Thailand DTA Art 4(2)–(4), RD English; contrast AU–VN ATS 44 Art 4checked Aug 2026
Three-step ladder: permanent home → habitual abode → closer relations. Nationality is only a factor inside (c), not a rung. Different from AU–VN (permanent home → centre of vital interests).
Source Australia–Thailand DTA Art 4(2)–(4), RD English; contrast AU–VN ATS 44 Art 4
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
- Australia domestic traps still apply (residency tests, CGT on deemed disposal, superannuation, Medicare levy)au_vn_tax / AU-side traps — residency tests, CGT deemed disposal, superannuation reuse across destinationschecked Aug 2026
yes
Source au_vn_tax / AU-side traps — residency tests, CGT deemed disposal, superannuation reuse across destinations
Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh
Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog.
Common questions
Is there an Australia–Thailand tax treaty?
Yes. [1989] ATS 36 is in force (signed 31 August 1989; Australian Treasury lists entry into force 27 December 1989). It covers dual residence, pensions, and foreign tax credit — it does not replace Australian domestic traps like CGT event I1 or Super preservation.
How does Thailand's remittance rule interact with the treaty?
Article 3(4) says that where one country taxes only remitted income, treaty relief in the other country applies only to the remitted slice. Thailand taxes residents on foreign income when it is brought in (Revenue Code §41). So AU relief can shrink to what you actually remit — a trap brochure sites rarely quote.
Is the dual-residence test the same as Australia–Vietnam?
No. AU–Thailand Article 4 runs: permanent home → habitual abode → closer personal and economic relations (citizenship is a factor in the third limb). AU–Vietnam runs permanent home → centre of vital interests. Do not copy the Vietnam cascade onto Thailand.
When can Thailand tax my salary if I work there on an Australian contract?
Article 15 (Dependent Personal Services) taxes employment where it is exercised. You stay taxable only in Australia if all three limbs hold: present in Thailand no more than 183 days in that State's tax year (year of income), paid by a non-Thai employer, and the cost not borne by a Thai permanent establishment. Note the numbering trap — the credit that relieves double tax is Article 24 here, not the Article 23 you see in most treaties.
Is there a social security agreement?
No. Thailand is not on Australia's DSS list of international social security agreements. Age Pension portability and AWLR still follow Australian domestic rules.
AU → Thailand · four cells
Four machines a thread usually collapses
| Social security / totalization | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list (32 partners) does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
|---|---|
| Treaty pensions | yesSource AU–TH Agreement Art 18(1) — subject to Art 19, pensions and annuities taxable only in the residence State Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Foreign-income / remittance hinge | yesSource AU–TH Agreement Art 3(4) — where the other State taxes only remitted income, treaty relief applies only to the remitted portion Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Home-side traps still on | yesSource au_vn_tax / AU-side traps — residency tests, CGT deemed disposal, superannuation reuse across destinations Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
Why this beats a Facebook answer method
A screenshot from a group has no check month and no gazette link. A chatbot paragraph can mix OECD-model wording with the wrong pair. Here the cell either cites a primary source or stays an em dash — we refuse to invent the limb so you can hand the open chain to counsel.
Method: how a fact cell works. Desk with memory when cells move: firms. Canonical pair: /australia-to-thailand/tax.
Filed cells for this pair
Thailand stay · labour · tax
| Tax-residence day test | 180 daysSource Thailand Revenue Code §41 para 3 (rd.go.th/english/37749.html) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
|---|---|
| Foreign / worldwide income | yesSource Thailand Revenue Code §41 para 2 (bringing foreign assessable income into Thailand) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Long-stay instrument (filed) | 180 daysSource Royal Thai Embassy Budapest DTV page — stay up to 180 days per entry Checked Aug 2026 · Band high · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
| Local earn gate (filed) | yesSource Royal Thai Embassy Budapest DTV page — tourist-class DTV; no Thai work permit; no work for Thai entities/clients Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. |
Continue from this pair
AU × Thailand stays named. Overlay → stay / earn / dest tax → tools.
Cross-check
Cross-check AU × Thailand
AU across six lands
| Land | Treaty | Relief | SSA | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vietnam | yesSource [1992] ATS 44; Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — status In force Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource [1992] ATS 44 Art 15 / Art 23; nguon/AU_VN_DTA_1992_ATS44.md Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS International social security agreements — Australia has agreements with 32 listed countries; Vietnam absent from current agreements and from agreements under negotiation on that page Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Vietnam |
| ThailandHere | yesSource [1989] ATS 36; Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand status In force Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource AU–TH DTA Art 24 — Methods of elimination; Australia and Thailand each allow a capped credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list (32 partners) does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Thailand |
| Indonesia | yesSource DJP (pajak.go.id) tax treaty register — Australia P3B in force (effective 1993-07-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource AU–ID Art 15(2) — 120-day short-stay (not 183); four limbs including taxability in residence State — Article 24 ordinary credit method Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list does not include Indonesia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Indonesia |
| Philippines | yesSource BIR Philippine Double Taxation Agreements list — Australia treaty in force (effective 1980-01-01) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Australia–Philippines DTA Art. 24 — each State grants a credit for income tax paid in the other State, subject to the treaty and domestic-law limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list does not include the Philippines Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Philippines |
| Malaysia | yesSource Agreement signed Canberra 20 Aug 1980 [1981] ATS 15, amended by three protocols (1999, 2002, 2010); Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Malaysia status In force Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource AU–MY DTA Art 14 Personal Services (ATO MLI synthesised text) — 183 days in the basis year or year of income — Article 23 ordinary credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list does not include Malaysia Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Malaysia |
| Portugal | Signed, not in force | no treaty relief yet — Agreement signed, not in forceSource ATO / FITO status — AU–PT signed 30 Nov 2023 not yet in force; nguon/PT_SOURCES.md Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | yesSource DSS / Services Australia — Australia–Portugal international social security agreement (Portugal on the published partner list; ATO bilateral SSA table notes start 1 October 2002) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Portugal |
Eight passports on Thailand 8 overlays
| Passport | Treaty | Relief | SSA | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUHere | yesSource [1989] ATS 36; Australian Treasury income tax treaties list — Thailand status In force Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource AU–TH DTA Art 24 — Methods of elimination; Australia and Thailand each allow a capped credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource DSS — Australia international social security agreements list (32 partners) does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | AU → Thailand |
| SG | yesSource MOF Singapore — revised Singapore–Thailand DTA enters into force on 15 February 2016 (signed 11 June 2015) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Singapore–Thailand Agreement Art 22 — each State credits tax paid in the other, subject to domestic limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource CPF Board / Singapore domestic CPF regime — no Singapore–Thailand social security / CPF totalisation agreement published; same gate as sg_vn_social_security_agreement_in_force (nguon/SG_SIDE_TRAPS.md pattern) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | SG → Thailand |
| KR | yesSource Thai RD DTA list (rd.go.th/english/766.html) — Korea appears in Thailand's in-force DTA network; full English convention text published by the RD and Art 4 read from it Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource KR–TH Convention Art 5 Elimination of Double Taxation (Thai RD English HTML Art 1–5) — ordinary foreign-tax credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource NPS social security agreements overview — Thailand is not among Korea’s published SSA partners (MOU lump-sum paths elsewhere do not equal an SSA) Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | KR → Thailand |
| CN | yesSource Thai RD DTA list (rd.go.th/english/766.html) — China appears in Thailand's in-force DTA network; full English convention text published by the RD and Art 4 read from it Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource CN–TH DTA Art 23 Elimination of Double Taxation (Thai RD English HTML Art 21–25) — ordinary credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource MOHRSS / published China bilateral social security partner list (13 countries) does not include Thailand — same gate as cn_vn_social_security_agreement_in_force Checked Aug 2026 · Band med · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | CN → Thailand |
| JP | yesSource Thai RD intro japan — signed 7 April 1990; instruments exchanged 1 August 1990; effect in Thailand from 1 Jan 1991 Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Japan–Thailand Convention Art 21 — each State credits tax paid in the other, subject to treaty limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource Japan Pension Service — Status of Agreements in Force (24 partners) does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | JP → Thailand |
| UK | yesSource GOV.UK Thailand tax treaties — double taxation convention entered into force on 20 November 1981 Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource UK–Thailand Convention Art 23 — UK credits Thai tax; Thailand credits UK tax, subject to domestic limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource GOV.UK Reciprocal agreements + NI38 country lists do not include Thailand as a UK social security agreement partner Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | UK → Thailand |
| CA | yesSource Thai RD intro canada — Convention signed 11 April 1984; instruments exchanged 16 July 1985 Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource Canada–Thailand Convention Art 22 — Canada credits Thai tax; Thailand credits Canadian tax, subject to domestic limits Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource CRA countries-with-agreement table (Open Government CSV July 2024) does not list Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | CA → Thailand |
| US | yesSource US–Thailand Income Tax Convention, signed Bangkok 26 Nov 1996; Art 30 general effective date 1 Jan 1998 (irs.gov/pub/irs-trty/thailand.pdf) Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | ordinary tax creditSource US–TH DTA Art 16 Dependent Personal Services (IRS thailand.pdf); relief already flagged in us_th_ftc_relief_art25 — Article 25 ordinary credit Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | noSource SSA — U.S. International Social Security (Totalization) Agreements list does not include Thailand Checked Aug 2026 · Band low · Status fresh Method: figures past 2× SLA hide. See /method · /status · /changelog. | US → Thailand |
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