So, you own a house and have a blue book?

This has come up before, and the answer is to put your home country as the place of issue

Show a picture of the stamp

Anonymous participant 166: Everything you say is correct, but that does not distract from my observation. As I stated before; 'Thai officials have a reputation of preferring official documents in printed form'

Anonymous participant 3 x on visa-exempt over what time period?

What is your nationality, history of visits to Thailand, soft power or staycation? These can all influence the decision to select you for secondary screening.

Anonymous participant 643 Thai officials have a reputation for always preferring a printed version of official documents

I kept getting text messages from AIS about account identification, so I went to the shop with ID, and they took a picture of my passport and of me. So I'm ready if Bangkok Bank call me in. Last year, a large number of unregistered phone SIMs were cancelled. My Thai girlfriend had to get her SIM reactivated.

I was rejected last year at Nakhon Sawan because the requirement of 4 photos (2 outside and 2 inside) has now risen to 8

@Jef *******

Yes, the most correct but not the most accurate. In reality nobody bothers to register unless they earn money here. My tax office (Nakhon Sawan) told me only to register if I bring money onshore to Thailand that is not taxed elsewhere. Even though I'm here for more than 180 days they are only interested in you obtaining a TIN if you have an actual tax liability.