Thailand has introduced a five-year exemption from personal capital gains tax on Bitcoin and other digital asset sales made through SEC-licensed platforms, effective from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2029. This policy excludes transactions on unlicensed exchanges and foreign crypto income, which remain taxable under standard personal income tax rates. The move aims to boost regulated crypto trading and aligns crypto gains tax treatment closer to that of securities on the Thai stock exchange. Investors should note the exemption may not be extended beyond 2029 and is subject to revision by future authorities.
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