Only one correct answer: 1. First 90-day report after LAST stamped entry date into Thailand must be done in person. 2. For the next and following 90-day reports, an online report will usually be successful and all you need to do UNLESS you enter any information incorrectly (exact date of last entry into Thailand, address originally submitted in Thailand, name, etc.).

Ant W Tailor Your second paragraph is the only correct answer.

Martin Mairesse Everyone has a different situation. She explained hers, you've explained yours, I explained mine.

Steve Kelly Photos Some of us here are trees, and we love it.

The woman I married and love here for life would have been very upset if I applied for a visa in a different country.

Michael Esposito Mine wasn't and even the manager scratched her head over it. It took awhile and a few phone calls until they got it. Honest.

The law is definitely that you have to show the monthly funds from a foreign bank for 12 months before you can use that route. Furthermore, you must go to your bank and pay for a special document that documents everyone of those deposits and take it with you to immigration before you can use that route. (I.e. You can't just print out 12 months of bank statements for proof.)

BTW, it is rare that people use that approach. When I did, both the bank AND the immigration officials had to talk it over because not everyone knew about it. Furthermore, immigration even asked me, "Why don't you just put the full amount in the bank?" But we just stuck to our intention, and since it's the law, they had to accept the monthly funds route.