@Galenus *****

DTV Is a multi entry visa, he only needs to bounce out and get another 180 days.. can do that as many times as he'd like.

He will also be able to extend it in country but will have to shows funds and qualify...

Easier to just bounce in and out.

@Jen *********

you can't work in Thailand on a DTV either, you have to remote work offshore.

As many retirees do in the privacy of there own home.

@Jay ******

then you will need to register.

If you do not have to do an extension it won't be a problem.

You are likely registered tm30 in the Hotel, your Last registered stay.

To be completely legal you should be registered where you are now.

But if you are leaving without having to deal with immigration for anything, they will not know.

REGARDLESS of anyone's personal experience, the RULE is simple for tourists.

Proof of exit from Thailand within the time allotted is what is required.

Whether the airline ask for it or Thai immigration asks for it is irrelevant.

So people roll the dice.

It is no different than being required to have a license to drive,

It only matters if a cop asks for it.

YMMV

A casual group meeting gathering no problem.

Any "services", instruction, performance, class etc.

Could be construed as work and require proper visa.

You may not have a problem but a single complaint could lead to deportation.

Almost all illegal workers are caught by complaints.

Very rarely is it a random check.

@Kimberly *******

the 90 day report and Tm30 address registration is a way they track our whereabouts while in Thailand.

All foreign nationals must be registered Tm30 regardless of length of stay.

90 day report is for longer stay foreigners.

@Mark **********

DTV is multi-entry

No reentry permit required.

@Jan *****************

I just stated the rule.

Not the exceptions as you cannot count on that being the case.

If you advise on exceptions that can lead people into trouble.

Nothing worse than somebody arguing but the "internet said".

@Yasmin **********

cash only