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No. No risk. Just remember to get it as described above.

Did you read the posts from @KhunBENQ? I'm wondering what more than map/location/directions and a photo you need.

Badly. You were correct, assuming both 16/1 and 15/4 are counted in the 90.

Seriously? I think the priority, which is clearly only cosmetic anyway, is for structures with many occupants. A Few crushed "winter birds" is hardly of interest or concern.

Is that what you do now?

"All foreigners". Seems to be clear.

Better change the question to country of citizenship (passport).

But you can understand the point. They give you Residence but don't offer it as an option. Not that it's a big issue, and it's even possible they will amend it by the time it actually starts.

They stopped issuing 1 year multi entry visas some time ago. So you only get a single 90 day entry. If you're leaving and coming back within that 90 day period then you could get a re-entry permit. But it's hardly worth it as you can get a 60 day visa exempt entry anyway. Otherwise yes, you'll need to get another visa for the return trip, especially if it is your intention to then get an extension of stay once you're here.

And yet other PR holders have reported they always DID fill in the TM6. How about doing it in any case, it will take a few minutes and costs nothing. If you don't need it you'll know for the next time.

Fill it in any time in the 3 days before you will return. Easy.

Come out from where? They are not going in anywhere.

Yes I saw that. Where can I read about it. And what about the 300 baht slush fund? Or I guess that will be tagged on later?

Yes it is. But because this is only an arrival card and not an authorisation that needs approval it is easy for there to be a on arrival backup. My only direct experience of this in Japan where there are paper forms for those who didn't complete the online arrival information in advance, works fine and only delays those who couldn't or didn't bother in advance. But when this perhaps morphs into an ETA, which does need approval, that will be a different matter altogether.

You need to Google "suspended sentence".

I would hope that won't be happening until the ETA gets finished. The TDAC is simply a self made statement, not a "clearance". They will have a stack of TM6 forms on arrival, as they always used to, for the incapable travellers.

Sounds similar to the toilets in Tilac.

This one?

The priority lanes are clearly signposted. Just follow the signs. No vaccination records are required, unless you have been in a yellow fever country.

Why? They see only the statement and the deposits marked as international. I have not detected any confusion from them thus far.

It's not a nightmare and the system normally works fine. In case you prefer not to travel to Bangkok/Chiang Mai you can easily use an agent for the application.

Presumably you have your re-entry permit and are aware of the TDAC? So is your question more related to avoiding the crowds of people not having filled in their TDAC? I have never used the paid for fast track/priority arrivals services, do they even still exist? But if over 70 you can use the priority lane in any event.

All my transfers to Kasikorn show as international on my printed statements (not in the bankbook). And it makes no difference what the reason for transfer is used.

Headline a little off.

Passports also don't have accented characters in the machine readable name - this is what needs to be entered.