Don’t arrive at the border on your Donkey with your Nokia 8210

And your DTV shouting I’m here for the cooking and boxing 🥊

I won’t let you in never mind immigration

@Rolf ********

Thank you I will keep my cash in my pocket

You can open one if you have any other long term visa but not DTV as stated to me recently by immigration

@Greg *******

And I did exactly the same

@Brett **********

How do you open a bank account?

Well I went with the wife

She just had the blue house book

I never

I arrived last Thursday

Painless process

I was through in minutes

I arrived yesterday and have the same

@Tommy *********

14 baht cheaper bloody bargain 😜

Who Must File: All foreigners who remain in Thailand for longer than 90 days, regardless of the type of visa they hold, must report their current address to the Immigration Bureau every 90 days.

2. Timing: You must submit the report within 15 days before or 7 days after the 90-day period. Failing to report within the allowed time can result in a fine.

3. How to Report: You can report your address to immigration in one of the following ways:

• In person at a local immigration office.

• By mail.

• Online (though the online system can sometimes be unreliable).

• Through a representative (if you don’t want to go in person).

4. What’s Needed: When filing your 90-day report, you usually need the following:

• Your passport.

• A TM.47 form (the 90-day report form).

• Proof of your current address (such as a rental contract or a letter from your landlord).

Each 90-day report only updates your residential information; it doesn’t extend your visa or grant additional privileges.