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I would only consider this as a last option AND only if I would live very close to a border. You still have to hope that they let you in every 3 months. Probably not a problem now, but no guaranties (yet) they will let you in after few entries. A yearly extension of stay is easy to get and ease of mind is priceless compared to above. ST

The call made during lunchtime, private time, not business time. Maybe she just fancies you!!!

Topic sounds like the Seinfeld tractor story to me

It would be really funny when Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia would limit their land border entries to 2 entries only per calendar year.

"DTV holders, together with spouses and dependent children, will be entitled to a five-year stay with multiple entries for cumulative stays not exceeding 180 days, which can be extended for another 180 days" Source: TAT ST

My home country RD has forms in multiple languages. Most immigration forms have English written together with Thai, so it is possible. Not all foreigners can read Thai. ST

If Thailand want me, a foreigner, pay tax here, why would they not make it easier for me to get a TIN number? I must go to my local Revenue Department in person. No online request possible? TIN number request form (LP 10.1) is all in Thai, and yes, I can translate using an app, but why not make it easy and use English form for non-Thai? Guess it is too much work. Thai government might want me to pay tax. I want to go to the Revenue Department, in and out in 10 minutes. That's it. Any longer is waste of my time. No TIN, No TAX. I will review of course when it gets tied to permit-to-stay extensions. ST

Me? No. You do not like new members to join the forum? Please complain to moderators so they can block future new members from joining the community. Don't think you will be successful with that, but you should give it a try. ST

Clear answer. Thanks

1. Do I need CoR when I renew my passport here in Thailand at my embassy? 2. Do I need CoR when requesting tax TIN number? ST