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I’m assuming you are referring to the TDAC entry form needed as of May 1st. There is no app for that as yet - just the website
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Firstly visa renewals are not possible. You can either extend your stay for a fee or you buy a new visa.

A visa exempt or tourist visa gives you 60 days on entry. For most countries you can extend that once for 30 days at a local immigration office.

If you qualify for visa exempt you can do a border bounce to get a new exempt stamp for 60 days - but yes they are cracking down on those.

Alternatively look at buying a multiple entry tourist visa from your home country’s Thai embassy.

It’s valid for 6 month from issue and each entry gives you 60 days with the possibility of extending for 30 days as well.

With the right timing and bounces you can eke out almost 9 months from that visa. Generally with no hassle each entry.
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@Carlos ********
Yes. Some countries’ embassies still issue an affidavit of income which you can use instead of monthly deposits or banked money.

US, UK, Australia and Canada (probably others) will no longer issue these. So the only option if your embassy won’t issue one is to use 800k banked money for the initial visa and first year extension and after that can switch to 65k monthly transfers.
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@Alfred **********
Tax issues are outside of the scope of this group, but afaik you only are subject to tax on income brought in to Thailand.

Many countries have dual tax treaties with Thailand and that means you’re not taxed twice, but you really need to get advice from a tax expert or accountant to work out any potential liabilities.
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You can try to do online but for most offices the first report after entering Thailand needs to be in person at your local immigration office.

There have been some posts from people that have managed to do online but a lot more showing rejection and they need to go in person.
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You have to get yours first as you’ll need the visa number in order to submit hers. There is no time limit on how quickly you can apply after you have yours.
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Departure details are not mandatory fields. You can leave them blank.
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Turn around times are dependent on the embassy used.

London about 3-5 days. US ones about a week. France and Germany about 3 years (well it feels that long).