FYI...

@Richard ********

I think you'd need to submit a formal change of address (not just a TM30) and the IO be happy to accept it, many won't and tell people to go to the province their stamp came from.

Certain IO's eg Bangkok will only issue a resident cert, if you are doing 90 day reports with them.

If you have plans to obtain a driving licence, put a vehicle in your name, or open a bank account. Then you will need a residence certificate from immigration. Hence things are much easier if the stamp in your passport is from that immigration office and your 90-day reports are up to date

If you know what you need and how much you should be paying you would be in a better situation.

How about you post another question explaining what you want to do and people will advise your options

I'd be surprised if they let anyone out on a stamp bounce into Myanmar they wouldn't let back in. Never heard of anyone re-entering as such getting denied entry to Thailand

@Taz *********

no need. I've dealt with Bangkok IO for three years. I know their policy regarding resident certs...

Your advice is irrelevant in Bangkok

@Taz *********

yeah, NOT Bangkok

Your plan wouldn't work there...

@Taz *********

where did you do this?

When I was living in Bangkok 2020 it was impossible to get a residence cert, from immigration, without doing 90 day reports.

To get on a tambien bahn, you will need a residence cert from immigration, (in Kanchanaburi you also need a translated and notarised, birth certificate). So that's not going to work either.

In the end I used the services of an agent in Pattaya, for residence certs etc...

@Jeremy *******

not in Bangkok, without doing 90 day reports