@Joe *********

Well you will find out soon enough. It might depwnd on immogration office or type of visa. When I was on BOI I never had to do 90 in person.

I thought the official age was 20 but someone posted they got it at 19 so who knows - once again probably depends on where you apply.

I think it depends on the particular country and visa. I saw a post someone applied for UK Visa on DTV and got it. I may be wrong but I think Schengen could not. Check through the posts in the group

@Amit ******

Your profile says you own a business in Bangkok. Probably why they refused.

How easy is it for 2 foreigners to get married in Thailand? I only know friends who have married Thais and they had a lot of running around to do to get certificate from Embassy. Have it officially translated and affirmed at Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Then it was hard to get appointment at Amphur so paid a facilitation fee for an early appointment. I think in the end he paid an agent to do it all.

@Patrapong ****

What is the "Proper Document"?

Will you not be entering the country to activate your DTV? The 90 days resets so you count the 90 days from the last entry. As for in person this seems to be open up for interpretation and may depend on the Immigration Office. In Chiang Mai I have been told in a group and by my agent I will have to go in person after an overseas trip even if my last one was in person.

No problem doing a language course while on a workaytion DTV

I bet you wish you had not bothered potsing now lol 5555 Should just name the bank and branch (I know you mentioned previously) together with documents you provided and leave it at that. Then people can try their luck if they so wish but no guarantees. Just be happy you got an account at probably the best local bank. :-)

When you get the new passport go to Immigration and it will be transferred over. Well the last time that is how it worked unless something changed since 2018.