Living in Canada while working in Thailand
Can I work remotely in Canada for a company in Thailand?
Yes it’s perfectly possible, but we advise first to check the following points:
- You have to be able to prove that you are legally able to work in Canada. This means that you have to prove that you have either a visa or a work permit for Canada.
- You have to prove that you have a valid passport for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have a valid visa for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have an employer in Thailand that is willing to hire you.
- You have to prove that you have a valid residence permit for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have a valid work permit for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have sufficient funds to support yourself in Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have a valid health insurance for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have a valid travel insurance for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have a valid driver’s license for Thailand.
- You have to prove that you have a valid photo ID for Thailand.
How can I find a remote job in Thailand while living in Canada?
When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Thailand even if you are located in Canada, for that we have a few tips that can help you.
If you are a Canadian who is looking for a job in Thailand, you can find a job in Thailand even if you are living in Canada.
How can I get paid in Canada when working remotely for a company in Thailand?
It is possible to get paid in Canada while working for a company in Thailand but it is not easy and you need to be aware of the tax implications.
I am a Canadian citizen and I have been working remotely for a company in Thailand for the past three years. I am currently paid in Thai Baht and I am looking to get paid in Canadian Dollars.
Will I pay taxes in Canada or Thailand when working remotely in Canada?
Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Canada for a corporation in Thailand, so it’s important to understand the tax implications for your situation.
The short answer is that you will pay taxes in Canada, but it’s important to know how the tax system works.
There are a few key differences between Canadian and Thai tax systems, so it’s important to understand how each system works before you move abroad.
The two tax systems are similar, but there are some key differences:
Tax Rates
Tax Rates in Canada and Thailand are similar. Both countries have a flat rate of 15% for income taxes.
The only difference is that the tax rate in Canada is progressive.
In Canada, the tax rate starts at 0% and increases to 15% for income above $200,000.
In Thailand, the tax rate starts at 0% and increases to 15% for income above $30,000.
You can find the tax rates for both countries here.