I will soon receive a pension, what about taxes?
In a few months I will receive my Philips pension. And now I'm a bit off track regarding the tax on this. Since coming to Thailand I have had no income and lived off my savings. I am officially deregistered in the Netherlands and registered in the RNI. And so I haven't paid taxes all those years, not in NL and not in TH. So what now?
Thailand – Belgium question: Can you calculate for me how much pension I will receive?
I just read your answer about pension. I have a mixed career. Self-employed for 25 years, employee for 2 years. Can you calculate for me the amount I am entitled to? I am 71 years old and have lived in Thailand for almost 30 years. We have had contact before.
Thailand – Belgium question: What about my pension now that I have lived in Thailand for 17 years?
I turn 60 this year and am slowly starting to think about retirement. The problem is that I have been living in Thailand for 17 years, of which I have had my official address here for about 10 years. Before that, my official address was still in Belgium.
Survivor's pension for partner living in Thailand?
My partner and I are getting married in Thailand this year after knowing each other for 7 years. She is 45 and I am 62. We continue to live separately because of my work, she in Thailand and I in the Netherlands.
It's not ideal, but it's the same. She has never lived in the Netherlands and does not want to live in the Netherlands.
TB Immigration Information Letter No. 061/23: Immigration Jomtien – Deposit of pension directly to Thailand
In November I did my year extension in Jomtien. However, I was immediately told that in the future I would have to transfer my pension directly to a Thai account, due to the taxes that have been much talked about lately.
'AOW entitlement age of Dutch people to 70?'
The proposed increase in the state pension age to 70 is meeting resistance in the Netherlands. Research shows that working longer is necessary, but many employees already experience the current retirement age as too high. This raises questions about the feasibility and impact on both the labor market and the well-being of employees.
Thailand is taking a big step forward in financial planning with the launch of 'AOMPLEARN', an innovative retirement savings service for the self-employed. Developed by the Ministry of Finance in collaboration with Krungthai Bank, this app-based service offers a unique opportunity for millions of Thai self-employed people to save efficiently for their retirement, directly through their digital wallets. Discover how this app makes saving more accessible.
What can my Thai ex-girlfriend get from her Dutch pension?
I would like someone who can help me a bit regarding a Dutch pension, accrued after divorce following the death of an ex-partner. As of January 01, 01, my ex-girlfriend will permanently return to Thailand, as she has nowhere to go here anymore. No registration address and no more work. She only has that small pension, which is approximately 2024 euros gross per year.
Are you one of the untraceable pensioners? Discover it now!
A search is underway in the Netherlands for people who may be entitled to a pension, but so far cannot be traced. This concerns a significant number of people and funds involved. Find out here how you can check whether there is a pension in your name and what you should do if you think you are entitled to a benefit.
Thailand on the brink of an aging crisis: Older people in poverty
Thailand, once known as the 'Land of Smiles', now faces an unprecedented aging challenge. While the population is aging rapidly, current government pensions fall short of guaranteeing a dignified old age. Many have to choose between basic needs and medical care, putting pressure on the country's economic and social structure. This in-depth report highlights the personal stories and larger implications of this impending crisis.
I have a question regarding Wise. To open an account with Wise, do you have to have an account in your own country, NL, Belgium or Europe? Or can a pension fund also transfer it directly to Wise?
Want to transfer your pension from Belgium to Thailand?
I'm thinking of taking my retirement straight to Thailand. My question is whether it would be better if I put this in euros on a euro account or convert it directly into Thai baht. My feeling is that I should have a euro account because I can then take euros back to Belgium if I need them there.
Reform of the Thai pension system is urgently needed due to rising costs and an aging population
Thailand is facing a critical moment as the aging population increases and current pension schemes fall short. With a population expected to be over 40 by almost 2050% by 60, reforms are inevitable. This article highlights the shortcomings of the current system, examines proposals for change and emphasizes the urgency of an inclusive and sustainable pension system.
Thailand's consumer council urges reconsideration of pension scheme: proposal to increase benefit to 3.000 baht
The Thailand Consumer Council (TCC) is calling on the new government to review a recent pension scheme that restricts some elderly people. The council proposes to restore a universal pension scheme with an increased benefit, in order to lift the elderly above the poverty line and guarantee a decent standard of living.
"Changes in Thai pension payments cause political storm"
Thailand's Interior Ministry recently made changes to pension payments for the elderly, sparking significant criticism and political debate. Several political parties and civil society networks have expressed concern, especially about the potential impact on the most vulnerable elderly. While the government argues that these adjustments are necessary given the growing elderly population, critics fear that millions could lose their pension rights.
Here's a follow-up to an earlier article. I have now received an answer from my wife's pension insurer, regarding the deduction of national insurance contributions, in response to my statement of defence.
Thailand question: Deregistering in the Netherlands and the consequences for tax on my construction pension?
I've already read a lot on Thailandblog, but I can't find the right info. I plan to emigrate to Thailand next year, but I don't know if I will still pay tax on my construction pension if I deregister in the Netherlands.