I wasn’t asked for any proof of residence. I just filled in the address of the gym when asked for ‘address in Thailand’ (the gym does offer bungalows for rent), but they never asked for any confirmation or other proof.

@Siggi ******

ok then I understood incorrectly

@Wannikea ********

ok then I understood incorrectly

With a DTV you can enter Thailand on a one way ticket.

After DTV approval you have to enter Thailand within 90 days. After the first entry it doesn’t matter anymore how long you stay out.

Anonymous participant 451 I guess it differs per office. In Phang Nga they never ask for it, look it up in their system.

@Pete ******

good to know 🙏🏼

Immigration can look up your TM.30 in their system, no need to show anything. The 90-day report can be done 1 week before or after the actual 90 day mark, so if is exactly 90 days since you came in and you’re leaving the 2nd, then no need to do it

@R.M. *****

in Ho Chi Minh City

I didn’t translate it (Dutch account)

No issue whatsoever. Pet documents are completely separate from (human) immigration documents (e.g. visas). For pets you deal with the Veterinary Authority and customs.

I’ve brought in my cat twice, both times on a TR60 visa. When I passed immigration, they didn’t even notice my cat and I didn’t mention her. After passing through immigration you go to the veterinary office (located in the baggage claim area) to do the ’immigration’ process for your pets.