Just adding a data point. Arrived in BKK, we had to fill out TDAC, the TDAC asked for leave date and airline flight, we picked a random one about 6 months from now and filled that in. When we went continued through immigration and got stamped no questions were asked, we simply gave them our A1 printed out visas and was stamped for 6 months.
Is there any additional forms, or reporting needed on our end if we plan on staying 6 months?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Upon arrival in Thailand, you filled out the TDAC form and received a 6-month stamp on your A1 visa without any issues. It was noted that departure information on the TDAC is optional and not checked. To stay in Thailand for 6 months, your accommodation provider must file a TM30 report upon your arrival, and you are required to submit a TM47 (90 Day Report) at your local immigration office every 90 days.
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Departure information is optional. You can leave it blank.
No one checks anything you put on the TDAC. It's just a data entry system.
You need the place where you're staying to file a TM30 when you arrive.
You'll also have to do a 90 day report at your local immigration office anytime you're in Thailand for 90 collective days. You may need a copy of your TM30 for that.
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