I think you might be talking about the new digital arrival card, as of May 1st, 3 days prior to flight you need to apply online for the TDAC (Thailand digital arrival card), everyone has to apply for it when entering Thailand

@Brian ****

I've just used them too from Perth Australia, our stuff came in boxes tho, left Perth 22nd Feb and it arrives on 24th April

@Dany *******

thanks, I'll do that

@Dany *******

can we use true money, I've been wondering about that and if so, how do you start it up

@Brandon ***********

I meant the airlines require it

You need 6 months left on your passport from your return date as we just discovered with my son's booking, he had exactly 6 months from departure date but when he went to do his online check in, it wouldn't allow him to do it, lucky we were able to contact Air Asia and say why did they allow him to book the tickets in the first place if it's meant to be from the return flight date, they then did his check in from there

@Paul *****

by following pages like this and reading the posts, it's pretty straightforward and easy to understand

Spouse needs your visa number to be able to apply, so primary visa applies first, spouse second, price and 0k requirements are same for both

When deciding to move to Thailand, you do your research on rules and regulations and always check as policies change, should always keep yourself updated on requirements

@Kurt ************

90 day reporting has been around for yonks, long before DTV Visa, it's required for most Visa's