@Sylvia *******

I see. I just logged in to online reporting and it says there:

According to The Immigration Act,B.E.2522,the foreigner who has received a temporary stay permit and stayed in the Kingdom of Thailand over 90 days must notify his residence to immigration officer every 90 days.

I haven't received any stay permits, so not sure why should I report?

@Manuel *******

Yes but I still don’t know if this is a requirement or a voluntary thing to do. Someone might not have time to do it in these 5 days.

@Pui ****

Would I still need to do the 90 day notification if I plan to stay for 95 days?

@Kool ******

Is this your assumption or you know the legal basis of it? I am curious. For example, in Indonesia, you can promote your company but you are not allowed to conduct a business transaction - that would have to go through an overseas entity.

@David ***********

You don't need a plane ticket or accommodation reservation for this visa.

@Craig ******

It's what people from visa-free countries have to do to fly to the US.

In Poland - current balance. I've had money in my account for a long time, but my bank doesn't provide statements in English, and they requested an English version. I transferred money to another bank account and provided a statement a minute after.

Just ask the embassy or consulate - I have a very good experience with the embassy in my country, I called them a couple of times about different visas in the past, and they were always very helpful.

@Seb *******

Well, I have my own insurance, I just mentioned there is free insurance provided by the government, but I don’t know the details of it.

Thailand offers free tourist insurance up to 500,000 baht, but I haven’t looked into the conditions. I use Revolut for the first three months of my stay and then will probably switch to Safety Wings, which I did last time.