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Are DTV holders required to do 90-day reports in Thailand?

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Sep 16, 2024
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Stuart *********
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DTV holders and 90 day reports.

It has been confirmed to me that DTV holders ARE required to do 90 day reports if they stay in the country that long.

Despite what you may have seen in a video on YouTube it is NOT the truth about 90 day reports not being required.

Just like most other long term visa holders if you stay in the country for a consecutive 90 days you report to immigration.

Your first 90 day report from entering Thailand will need to be done in person. As most DTV holders will leave or bounce they probably won’t do a second or more report, so won’t use the online system anyway.
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Yes, holders of the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) are required to complete 90-day reports if they remain in Thailand for 90 consecutive days. This requirement is similar to that for other long-term visa holders. The first report must be done in person at an immigration office. There has been confusion stemming from some misleading information on social media, but official guidelines confirm the necessity of these reports.
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Randy ******
All the new Thai visas such as DTV, Elite visas, etc were offered for one purpose only: Energize the housing market ! Just to go to Pattaya and see all the new residential luxury buildings near the beach with no renters! Same in Phuket, Chiang Mae and more so in BKK. Thailand economy is about to crash with all the money buried in the housing market and not moving. That’s why it is a buyers market. Need to insist on streamlining the immigration process such as eliminating the 90 days reporting!
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TM30 must also be done. I asked the immigration official on the way in if both needed doing, she replied “yes, of course.”
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dont forget to have the TM30 in passport when doing the 90d report of get fined 1900.
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Randy *******
Doing a tm30 yes, having it in paper form is not necessary, have always done mine digitally and it’s never been an issue- it’s on their system immediately
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Carlos *********
If you’re not in this group and it’s the first time you come to Thailand, how are you supposed to know this? Do they tell you when you enter the country?
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@Carlos ********
 I think there’ll be an extremely small number of people who’ve never visited Thailand before going down the dtv route.
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@Randy ******
 I came once as a tourist before applying for the dtv, lucky I learned about the 90-day report in this group
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Carlos *********
I see, I’m lucky to be in the group haha
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Stuart *********
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@Carlos ********
 For a number of visa types they don’t tell you when you enter Thailand that reporting is necessary. You are expected to know and do your research.
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Its quite impossible to be enforced, last time the only reason they were making u pay was that it was needed to be cleared out /fine paid/ before they give u the extension stamp. Here u reset the visa every time u exit the country and stamp will be needed after 5 years when ur visa expired and u want the extension eventually, otherwise i dont see a way for them to make u pay the fine and since its only 2000 baht is much cheaper to pay it after 5 years then wasting ur time whenever it is
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 I agree if you have no need for interaction with immigration whilst you are in the country then you probably won’t have an issue not reporting.

Except when you need interaction with them they’ll be able to see that you didn’t report and fine you accordingly.
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Florence ************
Is immigration informing when entering the country or are we just expected to know?
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Brandon ************
@Florence ***********
 you're expected to know
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Damo ***********
DTV will be cancelled soon
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@Damo **********
 Probably when the evidence emerges that it's not attracting high net worth, high spending digital nomads, but instead is attracting cheapskates with made up jobs and financial reserves, evidenced by the many questions on this group of individuals trying to game the process or commit outright fraud.
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Mikolai ********
Source: my ass
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@Damo **********
 I doubt that very much!
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Damo ***********
thanjs....
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@Damo **********
 why you think so?
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Damo ***********
rort
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Damo ***********
previous govt, and it is just a raor
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Tore *********
Haha yeah we knew
@Nicole ***************
 was wrong, but some people are stubborn 😉

There was never really any doubt. No-one is exempt from 90 day reporting. (Non permanent residents)

edit: appears LTR has 1 year instead of 90 day reporting
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Stuart *********
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@Tore ********
 Yes LTR holders report once a year. I’m pretty certain OX holders do so too - although I can’t be 100% certain on that. There’s so few of those around.
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@Tore ********
 LTR are exempt that’s a main point of BOI
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@Jo *********
 LTR is not exempt from 90 day reporting. At least according to BOI website. I posted the link to someone a few days ago
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@Tore ********
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@Jo *********
 interesting, I stand corrected.

Seems like there’s conflicting info on their website. I guess not surprising for Thailand lol.

“If you have lost TM.6 or TM.47’s receipt or you have passed the 90 days limit without making the 90-day reporting, you must get a police notice from any police station before the appointment and pay fine 2,000 Baht (fine applies only in case of failing to make the 90-day report) to the immigration on the appointment date”

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@Tore ********
 it’s ok one the main reasons of getting the LTR was the no 90 day reporting. It’s a main focus of the LTR.
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Jo **********
@Tore ********
 yes it is. I am 100% sure of this.
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Jo **********
well that’s sad news because the 90 day reporting thing is useless, outdated and ridiculous and unnecessary procedure I know of.
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Henrik *****
Just leave Thailand, then you never have to do one again.
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@Henrik ****
 Well child I was not complaining but stating a fact. And with the special visa I have I am not required to do 90 day reporting so I will stay here at lot longer and easier then you.
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@Jo *********
 always one Jo!
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I would like to unofficially welcome everyone to the world of 90 day reporting
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Bhavin **********
Do you need 90 days report if you leave before 90 days go out and come back after few weeks?
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Stuart *********
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@Bhavin *********
 Nope only if you stay in the country for 90 consecutive days. The 90 day clock resets back to day 1 when you return.
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Peter *********
Confirmed by?
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Todd *********
@Peter ********
 there has never been any doubt about the requirement for DTV
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Stuart *********
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@Todd ********
 The YouTube video of the guy from the MFA spouting the rules of the DTV stirred up the pot. He claimed there would be no requirement for filing of 90 days and extensions would be 1,900 baht.
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@Stuart ********
 ah, i did not realize that. Thx. And what is cost of extensions then?
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@Todd ********
 10,000 baht
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@Stuart ********
 It's much much cheaper to take a bus/train to Cambodia or Laos and come right back in. 😅
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@Stuart ********
 how can the extension costs the same price as the 5 years visa itself?
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@Florence ***********
 I guess they’ve based it on the fact that if you were able to get 5x 30 day extensions off of a visa exempt entry (back then they were 30 days on entry) the cost of each extension would (almost) add up to the 10,000 baht fee.

I personally can’t see many applying when they can bounce out and back for another 180 days for much cheaper than that.
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@Florence ***********
 The extension of stay is the visa, every 5 years.
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@Peter ********
 Nope an extension of stay would be for a further 180 days. Once per entry is allowed.
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@Stuart ********
 that's the way the initial literature read. Interesting. Thx very much.
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@Todd ********
 of course not, but social media/YT experts always think they know better 😉
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@Sue *********
 haha, yes - that's true
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@Peter ********
 Immigration.
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@Stuart ********
 sorry my fault I didn't read the other comments
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Immigration Bureau Order คำสั่ง สำนักงาน ตรวจคนเข้าเมือง (สตม) #
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, dated 15 July 2024:

This Immigration Bureau Order implements the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) and Clause #5 specifically mentions the requirement of 90 Days Reporting
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Page 4

Cover Page

Summarizing the Royal Gazette Ministerial Regulations and Immigration Bureau Orders, dated 15 July 2024 re: DTV Visa, et al
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@Dca ****
 and if you don't read thai, I've been reading about this, it doesn't actually stipulated it and in reality it should otherwise a fine
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@Lee **********
 Yes, the Thai language does stipulate the requirement of 90 Days Reporting for those admitted for Entry into Thailand specifically under a DTV Visa
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Immigration Bureau Order #:
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, dated 15 July 2024 re: DTV Visa
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Immigration Bureau Order #:
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, dated 15 July 2024 re: DTV Visa
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Immigration Bureau Order #:
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, dated 15 July 2024 re: DTV Visa
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Alex *********
Thanks for your effort. Can we know how you confirmed it?
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Stuart *********
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@Alex ********
 With a superior at Immigration
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@Stuart ********
 Thank you 👍👍
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Radek *******
Good to know, thanks
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Garrett ***********
But there was a random girl in here yesterday that said she saw a video on youtube made by the consulate that created the visa (because that's how that works apparently) that said we didn't need to do them.

So your saying, she was wrong??? That girl was wrong wrong???
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@Garrett **********
 can be wrong, because there's 2 different powers related to the DTV, one is foreign affairs and the other is immigration, so there's a conflict there. FA can say one thing, Immigration can say another. If Immigration says you need 90 days report, then that's what it is, no matter what Foreign Affairs can say about it.
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Stuart *********
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@Garrett **********
 Yep. Not everything seen on YouTube is real you know….
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Sebastian *******
What documents are required for the reporting? This will be my first 90 day report.
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@Sebastian ******
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@Sebastian ******
 Depends on the office you use. Most will require a filled out TM47 and a copy of your passport, entry stamp and possibly your visa too. Some will require a filed TM30 and copy of that filing.

Your experience at your local office may vary.
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@Stuart ********
 could you please tell me what the TM47 is? I am aware of the TM30, but recently heard TM47 from some one else as well...Is this replacing the TM30? Thanks, I.m currently still using a 60 day visa exempt, but taking notes on what is needed for a future Non 0, and one year extension.
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@Paul ******
 TM47 is the form you use to file your 90 day report. It is completely separate to the TM30 form.
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@Stuart ********
 okay...thanks. So that form is at the immigration office, or at a visa agency?
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@Paul ******
 At the immigration office or online here.
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@Stuart ********
 thanks.👍
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@Stuart ********
 Thanks 👍
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