Yes, a Single Entry visa means you can use this once, on entry the visa get the stamp used and becomes invalid. You get a maximum stay of 60 days and you can leave anyday during those 60 days.

On return you might want to use the 30 day Visa Exempt Entry or buy a new tourist visa at the Thai consulate before travel.

Alternative is the 6 months valid Multiple Entry Tourist Visa, which will give 60 days of stay on each entry during the 6 months validity of the visa.

You applied at the Consulate not at Thai Immigration. But good luck

Numbers of forms:

TM30 Notification of the address where the foreigner is staying

TM47 Notification that a foreinger is 90 days inside Thailand.

Two different things with two different computer systems to report, two different things to report depending on change address or the time you spent inside the Kingdom.

@Boris ******

thanks, that leaves out most of the visa options. To work in Thailand she needs the

Non Immigrant B visa with work permit, issued with support of her employer or business partners in the company.

a Smart Visa with support BOI

a LTR Viss with support BOI

Just recieved a message request from I guess the same person.

I reported him to Facebook, how low can you get to send PM to others with such a text.

Does she has a passport and if yes from which country?

What is the reason why she want to stay long time in Thailand?

Just based on being a daughter who wants to stay 3 months it is impossible to give any correct visa information.

Welcome in the club, somehow some people think that discussion is not allowed, advice should be only what they want to hear and Immigration should adjust the law in Thailand on demands on the fist of a few idiots.

It is a shame such people do walk around without a leash and are free to use Social Media.

Take care, they are only though bullies using a keyboard/

@Rudy ******

The address where you are going to stay, being homeless and sleep on the street is not allowed to tourists.

As you have to show the tickets and the reasons of multiple visits, you can use the invitation letter for the same periods of time spending in Thailand.

@Tobias **********

I see you want to fly to KL, take a look at the website of the Thai Embassy in KL.

All the needed information is there, even a link to an appointment site to apply for a visa and a link to an appointment site to pick up the visa.