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Anonymous participant 180 of course they need to file but no there is no issue coming back in nor a big fine at that time. There is a fine if you need to do anything related to immigration office after the 90 days though.
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Based on 90 days since the latest entry.
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Yes. Electronic Visa with entry stamps each time.
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Fly from BKK or DMK to whichever country you want and then come back.

I went to Phu Cuoc island Vietnam from BKK round-trip flight was around 4400 baht. Visa exempt entry, stayed a couple nights to explore and came back. Hotels were super cheap too.
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No. Only official dependents - spouse, children, etc can get DTV for dependent.
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I am not sure what you are asking... are you referring to the initial entry to Thailand or asking about a 180 day extension after you have already been in Thailand for the first 180 days?

To get the initial 180 day stamp there isn't normally a requirement to show funds again when you enter.

Most people do a border bounce rather than trying to get an extension. Much easier
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Give proof / receipts to show where your money came from. They don't want money laundering or illegal money and that you have an ongoing source of income to support yourself
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Here is what I did and it works great

Kept the SIM from my home country to be able to keep my number, texts, ability to do banking, etc.

I also went to AIS store here in Thailand. I got the prepaid monthly plan with their fastest speed, 100gb per month for 399 baht per month. Just took passport for ID and I think I also took condo lease agreement but I don't think it is necessary. They installed the eSIM.

They have cheaper plans available but I wanted the fastest 5g speed

I put the Thai eSIM as the main with the American Sim running on backup in roaming mode.. This allows the daily data to flow through the Thai Sim but if I get a call or text on my US number it still comes through.
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Anonymous participant 860 your friend is with Bangkok Bank and he has a DTV visa (and the bank knows which visa)? Wow, then he is exceptionally lucky and rare. Read all the other comments....
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