Can you elaborate your question? The DTV doesn't restrict where you are staying.

You don't get a re-entry with DTV.

You can a new 180 day stamp every time you enter. It doesn't matter how long you stayed inside or outside the country.

Anonymous participant 912 yes, that's what I meant. You don't need it unless you have to go to immigration for anything.

@Micke ********

thank you!

@Chris *****

which branch? That is the only thing that matters.

@Micke ********

what is the employment certificate? A regular employment contract or something else?

And did you just give them your TIN, or did they want a tax resident certificate too?

Immigration at the airport doesn't care about 90 day reports. You'll be totally fine.

The 90 day report is only checked at the immigration offices, and is technically not mandatory if you're only staying 180 days at a time and don't have to go to immigration for extensions.

I've entered twice with my DTV, and they didn't ask me a single thing. Just stamp and go 👌

You can wait up to 5 years if you want.

The three month "rule" mentioned in the other comment has nothing to do with the entry, but with the visa application. Embassies don't approve visas for travel further than 3 months after the application, based on the tickets/travel plans you submit when applying.

After 2 of those border bounce methods, most people get denied entry. You're not supposed to live in Thailand on a tourist visa or visa exemption, and they are cracking down on it even harder than before.

This is Thailand, though, so of course there are ways to pay your way around that. But the DTV costs way less and gives you headache free entries for 5 years.