It ks the 90 Day report. You will do this at Jomtien Immigration in Soi. All you need to take with yiu is passport and TM30. You can get the TM47 form to complete there plus the passport copies. It is very easy to do in Jomtien and around 30 mins max. Go early on a Morning but try to avoid Mondays and day after holidays. May 11th is a Sunday but also a holiday so immigration closed 12th. If I was you I would go down 8am on the 8th.
Not even going to discuss it. It is still technically illegal under Thai law. The fact you had the throw in the straw man of the DTV is illuminating. I have discussed this with lawyers. The law was written before the notion of remote work and has not been updated. Your argument has been pisited for years and is still utterly wrong. So bye bye - not interested in your amateur views!
It is not legal to work remotely on the Retirement O. Your point has been made for years and just because there is not widespread convictions or the law applied consistently does not change that fact. Bye
So you are looking at applying for the DTV going the "Medical Soft Power" route? There are a few that have qualified using "Dental", Ongoing conditions such as arthritis, diabetes etc. Need to find a Dr, Hospital/Clinic to make appointments with, get a treatment plan and apply. Some who applied this way were given a METV instead so research the embassy where you will be applying to and what their requirements are.
The 800k does not have to be there 12 months in practice. More and more we are seeing the DTV 500k for extensions being asked to be in Thai bank and it can be difficult to get one.
You are comparing apples and pears here. You are comparing agent costs without the 800 k for retirement against ground floor DTV costs. Of course if you travel frequently add on re-entry of 4k per year for O