Anonymous participant You can ask or you have to do it yourself. You can ask for all the documents you need. I bet when you rent from person x, you have verified 1. the person x owns the property, 2. Person X's ID and you have kept a copy of each document.

If you already have a TM30 attached to your passport, it is a no-brainer at the immigration office. If you don't have one, go to an agent to get a residence certificate.

@Andrew ******

Nope, not obligated to give annoying foreigners who have thousand questions.

Embassies and immigration have absolute authority to deny visa or entry.

@Travelling *******

Go to immigration and ask them what documents they need.

@Andrew ******

To get rid of annoying foreigners who can't live a decent life in their home land and have to travel 10,000 miles for a decent life.

@Andrew ******

They are not obligated to answer correctly every question foreigners ask. Thailand is allowing foreigners to live a decent life in the country that one cannot get in his home country. What more do you want? It is not a privilege.

Please show me where it says Thai bank account. I have serious reservations about the quality of DTV visa holders Thailand is getting.

Any company professing their workers can work remotely from anywhere in the world is committing fraud and aiding in the tax evasion. If a worker is working remotely in another country, the company is responsible for paying his taxes in the host country. For twenty years I have worked remotely in some of the world's top companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Oracle, Qualcomm, and AMD,, and all have clauses that I can only work remotely in US territories only.

@Mike ****

Yes, 90-day reporting is required because Thailand wants to keep a tight control on foreigners; otherwise they will go berserk.