@Oliver ***********

But this is not something for only DTV holders. Its for anyone staying in Thailand for 90 consecutive days. They really should make it more clear. Alot of people didn't know. I think the only penalty is a fine if they find out you didn't do it and I think in most cases they don't find out. But even then, I still did it.

I actually had some things shipped here from the US and it cost me $3300 and it took 3 months. Unless you absolutely need it, just buy it here.

90 day report is something you have to do. I didn't know about it either and I'm not even sure how I found out honestly. Probably just reading through these Facebook posts. No one tells you and it's not very clear. I also hear that some people don't do it and it's rarely an issue but why even risk it. I went to the immigration office in Bangkok and was done in 2 hours. After the first one I hear you can do it online.

I got to the immigration office at 7:45 and was out of there in 2 hours. It doesn't take the whole day. It probably took that long because you went in the middle of the day.

I sent my bank statements but deleted the account number completely off of each page. Still got approved.

Try Fitfac. They have multiple locations throughout bkk.

For me it's everyday household items like dryer sheets and one time use dusters. I use disposable swiffer dusters in the US and you can't find them here. Disposable toilet bowl cleaners. My thai friend tells me it's because of eco friendliness. Makes sense. Those are the things I miss the most.

I got mine through Fitfac. The price might be on the higher side but they have multiple locations which makes it convenient. But you can't go to any gym you want. You have to pick one and they let you change gyms once.

My passport says United States Department of State but I just put United States and was approved.

I arrived here April 11 and have been in and out twice. No issues. Not even a question.