Newbie Seeks Guidance

[Dylan]

I am a Canadian coming to Thailand in July on a multiple-entry Non-Immigrant "B" visa. On my previous visits I always travelled on a tourist visa. Is there anything I should know about things I should or shouldn't do, must or must not do, when entering the country and after entry. I apologise if this is simplistic but I don't want to make mistakes. Any advice would be appreciated!

[ajahnlau]

Do the same things you did on your tourist visa and don't do the same things you didn't do on your tourist visa.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

I am a Canadian coming to Thailand in July on a multiple-entry Non-Immigrant "B" visa. On my previous visits I always travelled on a tourist visa. Is there anything I should know about things I should or shouldn't do, must or must not do, when entering the country and after entry. I apologise if this is simplistic but I don't want to make mistakes. Any advice would be appreciated!

If that B visa is a single entry visa you are permitted to stay up to 90 days.

[Dylan]

Hmm. Perhaps I wasn't succinct enough. It is a multiple entry visa and I am not asking how I should behave, at my age I should have figured that out. I wanted specific information/advice regarding dealing with Thai Immigration. For instance, do I have to keep them informed of my address? Are there any alternatives to leaving and re-entering every 90 days? If I have to leave does my absence have to be for any minimum length of time? Again, any help would be appreciated.