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No, you only have to do it if you need to deal with an immigration office while you're here.
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Most recent is enough. Print that out and take it with you.

Also get 2 copies of your passport data page and stamp page. You only need one, but some offices like making up reasons to send you to the back of the queue.

Oh, and bring a pen. You'll need a pen.
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@Raed ***
there is no fine when leaving and entering, if you haven't done your 90 day report.

The fine is only enforced if you do the report late, not doing it and leaving has no consequences.
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Anonymous participant yes, that field has been part of thai visas and immigration ever since I first came here 9 years ago.

Country of residence, as it concerns Thai immigration, is where you're from.

They don't differentiate by where you pay your taxes or where you own a house. They just want you to pick the country your passport is from.
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You choose the country you're a citizen of, as you're not a permanent resident of Thailand, regardless of how much time you spend in the country on your DTV.
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You don't get a stamp, you get a PDF file with a QR code.

And once your passport expires you carry both the old and new ones until your visa expires.
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I have 4 entries thus far and not a single question asked or documents checked.

My passport is full of education and volunteer visas, too.