@Jayson *********

I don't know why embassies put other countries in the passports it seems like a really bad idea because you should never ever state that information....

Interesting enough would you have read only a few messages here you would have seen this discussion already several times...

@Siggi ******

that is not true.

If you get arrested by the police fine is 4,000. And if you go and do another night today report at some point there might be a 2000 fine.

But presumably it doesn't give you a problem to enter because it's not checked at that point supposedly.

@Tod ********

I really wish we could get rid of this stuff....

Rules have never been clear. "The first time" as apparently meant different things previously. Now it means every time after entry.

And supposedly you can do it by post but first time but some people reporting that that is not allowed?

@Matthew *******

any pointer to specific page?

@Tod ********

i thought post was ok for "the first time"? Just not online....

@Álvaro *********

isn't it similar to when you fly the flight systems usually only take A-Z possibly...

At least (?) there is no need to upload passport pictures.... (?)

@Tee ********

if you have a Visa you don't need a ticket out.. that is typically a requirement for exempt entry. Even if immigration doesn't always ask but airlines often do.

Well I don't know about DTV extensions but for retirement and on one year extension they will check your paperwork and if something is missing or wrong they'll tell you and you take the papers back and you go fix it and you come back only when they take your papers and it's complete enough for them to do the job that's when we take the payment. In my experience.

However for Visa applications embassies seems to be a different policy.

After 90 days of entering Thailand you need to do a 90-day report and this needs to be done after each time of entry to Thailand after 90 days.