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@Dom *******
From then onwards to the next stay it indeed can be done online. The first one of the next stay has to be done in person again, so practically for DTV all have to be done in person, except when you use an in country extension, or do the first one to soon, so your second one will be before 180 days.
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@Toni ******
Don't believe everything agents tell. There is no such thing as an implicit 90 days report. Only a TM47 accepted by immigration counts as 90 days report. If it was only about location TM30 would be sufficient. Personally I don't understand why they need a 90 day report anyway, but rules are rules, and not follow them can make it difficult.
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@Joe *********
All subsequent 90 day reports in the SAME STAY can be done online, that is the official rule. TM47 is the name of the form for 90 day reporting, same for online and in person
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@Tod ********
Hat Yai asked me for this, maybe they don't want to make copies themselves.
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The 500K THB is a hard requirement, but since you want to work in Thailand it is not important for you, because DTV is not the visa you need
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@Tod ********
They also might ask for copies of the page with personal data and the page with entry stamp of your passport.
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@Zafer ****
Online is not possible for each first 90 day after entry in the country.
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@Maryam *******
I also experienced such behaviour of an airline with a digital boarding pass, they wanted to see the email and open it from there.
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@Winston ***********
there is no reason to have doubt about what anonymous posters say. I don't like the fact that people post anonymous, but suggesting they do not tell the truth is unfair.
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@James ****
the fact you were not ask does not say nobody was asked, so it is useless to say you were never asked.