I arrived in Thailand on 15 May and will depart on 12 August. Do I need to do the 90 day report?

Any DTV holders never filed a 90-day report? Im on a DTV living with my fiance' right now, I setup the TM30 online account under her name and always file it when I get into the country myself. But, we travel so much I'm never in-country for a full 90 days, and I don't see a scenario where I ever will be. Any chance this would trigger anything? Lots of TM30s but no 90-day reporting?

From Jomtien

Agent now saying you need to go to BKK for bank account?

Is that normal?

I have a question in relation to the 65,000 pm deposit for a Non O retirement Visa .... for the 2nd yearly renewal.

First is it correct that the deposit method is only avaliabile where your Embassy will not verify your pension .... which I understand is Australia, USA and the UK?

If that is correct what happens if your nationality is not one of those countries but you have lived and are a permanent resident of one .... ie a New Zealander that has lived and worked in Australia for 25 plus years whose bank accounts, driver licence, tax, investments etc are all in Australia.

I realise no one other than Hua Hin immigration can give a definitive answer but ......?

Thanks in advance 🤗

Hi there.

90 day reporting

Is the 7 days after 90 day limit still the current practice? As in if exit 3-4 days after my 90 day, I don’t need to bother doing the 90 day report?

I saw some unconfirmed chatter about this having changed?

What’s the difference with the ED visa for Muay Thai and the DTV for Muay Thai ? Since the stays are longer and over 5 years are gyms less strict with class attendance ?

If I am not asking this question correctly please forgive me.

Another TM30 question.

My wife is applying to be able to report me staying in her home. Does anyone know about how long it takes for an account approval? Thx

Edit: Asking about my wife's reporting account getting set up.

Hello.

Do u have to do this if u r entering with 30 voa?

I have a non-OA visa question. On the Washington, D. C. Embassy site, [members only] , under "eligibility", it shows a monthly income requirement of 65,000 baht. In the very next paragraph, titled "Required documents to upload" it says you need a US$30,000 balance in your account plus monthly income of US$2500 (about 88,000 baht right now). Which is correct? Is there some reason for two different figures?

My wife is thinking of changing jobs. She has non b and I have non o visa. Her prospective employer says they will have her visa canceled and she will get a new one. What happens with my visa when hers gets canceled?