I think you're referring to two different things.

First, the visa allows you to stay up to 180 days each time you enter ter the country.

Separately there is a requirement to provide an update to the local immigration office of your address every 90 days (this is not related to the visa).

Anonymous participant 486 spray and roller gel deodorant is the most common in Thailand. Probably close to 99% even. Searched multiple Lotus, Big C, Makro, Go Wholesale, 7-11, dozens of pharmacies and so far have found only two stick deodorants. Villa Market imported goods (expensive) and one brand at one Big C. But all of the locations have many sprays and gel types just not stick types.

But can order solid stick deodorants on Shopee.

@Jack ******

two separate things. 90 day report is a report to update your address with imimmigration. 180 days is the entry stamp for his long you can stay each time you enter the country (unless you get an extension)

90 day report is just an update to your address of where you are staying.

180 day entry stamp is the amount of time allowed to stay in the country for each time you enter (unless you get an extension). Extension requirements vary depending on which immigration office you apply through.

If you leave the country and return, then the 90 report and the 180 day entry stamp get reset and start over. Many say it is easier to leave the country periodically to reset and get a new 180 day entry stamp rather than extending.

Yes, I got the 2 year driver's license

Jack Wilbur hahahahaha and???? Codeshare flights are perfectly fine. From a consumer perspective there is no discernable difference.

Some additional facts for you - besides Turkish Air, EVA, Starlux, China Air, Asiana, Cathay Pacific, Qatar, and others all have flights from USA to Thailand (without codeshare), one layover. Same as Turkish Air.

Stop calling people "boy" unless you're trying to be rude and troll. You add zero positive value to the conversation with this attitude and communication.

Two completely separate topics.

90 day reporting is just that... a report to immigration on where you are and has nothing to do with your visa. It is not an extension nor an approval to stay.

You still need to follow the DTV visa rules in addition to the updates on location (90 day report). You're choices are to leave before 180 days or file for an extension.

For most people, leaving Thailand for a short trip or border bounce is much easier than getting an extension

After you do a border run and return them the 90 day clock restarts

@Helen *******

many people??? Please share some links

Anonymous participant i think you're confusing people that had to show documents to extend their dtv in country rather than entering the country

Go online and search for a free website that combines pdf files. Several choices. Then combine the various files into one.