Is submitting form TM 30 to the local police station necessary after arriving at a residence in Thailand?

If that is the type of visa you have (where it's got a year between the date it was issued and the "enter by" date AND it has an M under the number of entries) that visa only stamps you in for 90 days at a time. Look at your entry stamp it should be for 90 days.

Once that 90 days is running out you go to the border, stamp out of thailand, stamp in&out of another country and then back into thailand to get another 90 days. You do that for the validity of the visa (a year from the date it's issued).

Peter Schlosser You were told wrong. There is no such thing as a one year visa based on marriage where you only do 90 day reporting.

I would bet you have a year-long, multi-entry Non-Immigrant Type O visa that looks something like this

@Peter **********

, and is it a year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa where you're going to border-bounce every 90 days? OR is it a 90 day single entry one that you're going to apply for a yearly extension at the immigration office by meeting the financial requirements?