Anonymous participant 457 The "Safe Entry" fee usually includes both countries as well. It can be inconvenient to get stuck in "No mans land" as has happened before.
Miles Renn I had two recently in Chiang Mai. One for licenses and one to buy a bike. Paid 1000 one time and 1200 last week for bike transfer. Needed TM30
1) Your 90 day resets when you leave and come back so must be in person. 2) Your landlord has to resubmit your TM30 when you arrive back as it expired when you left the country. If that TM30 is from last week you are fine The online reporting is rejected as you are back to square 1 with in person reporting
DTV_Begpacker I think you are missing his question. He wants a Residence Certificate without waiting to do a 90 day report. Not that he does not want to do the 90 day report. This could be for a driving licence or to buy a vehicle