@Paul *********

entry stamp in your passport is all you need for Vietnam

@Yves ************

yes it used to matter, but it's been quite a while since it did.

@Yves ************

No difference how you enter

Where you enter is irrelevant. If you qualify for visa exempt and enter without a visa, you'll get a visa exempt stamp if you're admitted into Thailand. I don't know if you'll get one since you don't say what passport you have.

That's not normally a requirement for embassy certified income. That being said, each immigration office is different. So only your local immigration officer can tell you whether they'll accept your certificate or not.

Land borders do not offer re-entry permits. You would need to get one at your immigration office before traveling.

The TM47 90-day report is your responsibility. You must keep track of when it is due. If you leave Thailand and return, your next report must be done in person. This is the rule every time you leave.

1) the 90 day report is supposed to be so they know where you are every 90 days. So you're supposed to do it where you are physically at. You would need a TM30 to have been done in order to do a TM47 there.

2) TM30 has nothing to do with a lease. It's the legal requirement of EVERY property owner in Thailand to submit a TM30 within 24 hours of arrival of any foreigner staying at an address.

@Paul *********

you don't need proof of residence. You'll need proof of location though

@Balthazar ******

you have no choice. It's all online. There's nowhere else to go to apply or pay.

Anonymous participant embassies will not process a visa application if your application states that your planned entry into Thailand is greater than 3 months from when you apply.