Harmony Mc you can use your passport and DTV visa and entry stamp to unlock the TrueMoney advanced features. It takes a few days for them to process it. Then you can do bank transfers and QR payments. You can load your account with money at True shops, 7-11 and many other places.

@The *************

in Chiang Mai!

@Wannikea ********

if you do the 90 report earlier than exactly at the 3 month mark, they ask you to come back for the next one earlier than when your 180 days are up.

@Robert ******

I see. Not what the OP is asking, which is why I was confused.

@Wannikea ********

I'm of the same opinion but it seems another commenter on this thread has been told otherwise by immigration in BKK.

@Michi *******

I'm not sure that can be true. The e-visa itself is valid for 5 years. The 180 day entries begin in validity when you enter the country. I've entered with and without my husband as he has with and without me and we've always been stamped in, no questions asked. There isn't really a way they can require spouses to travel together for everything. We don't have kids as dependents, though, so I don't know if that changes anything.

@Michi *******

but I still don't understand how this would work in practice. Do you just mean that you need to eventually leave as well?

@Michi *******

where did you get this info? Can you provide I source. I haven't heard or read this before. I know plenty of spouses who travel separately and the 180 days resets every time one leaves the country and comes back. So what you're saying would mean spouses would always need to travel together, which does not seem to be the case.

Wow, an interesting experience for sure. I'm also a dual citizen, also declared it and have entered on both passports. No one said a thing when I first entered on the DTV.

That sounds rough and I'm happy you got in in the end. Enjoy your time here :)

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@The *************