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Can I complete my 90-day reporting online after re-entering Thailand following a border run?

90-day reporting visa regulations DTV visa Thailand immigration entry stamp online reporting

Anonymous *************

asked Oct 25, 2024

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I understand that for 90-day reporting, the first report must be done in person. After that, it seems we can do it online. However, as DTV holders, each entry stamp is valid for 180 days, and we can either leave the country or extend our stay for another 180 days. I have two questions about these scenarios:

1. If we leave Thailand (even for a border run) before the first 180 days are up, and we’ve already completed the initial 90-day report in person, can the next 90-day report after re-entry be done online?

2. If we extend our stay for another 180 days without leaving the country, making a total of 360 days, will the remaining 3 or 4 reports after the initial in-person report be allowed online?

Thank you for your clarification.

Answer summary

This post discusses two key questions about the 90-day reporting requirements for DTV visa holders in Thailand. Firstly, it inquires if subsequent 90-day reports can be completed online after the initial report is done in person, particularly after leaving Thailand and re-entering. Secondly, it asks whether reports can be done online if the stay is extended for an additional 180 days without leaving the country, totaling 360 days. The responses emphasize that the first report on each entry stamp must be done in person, which resets the reporting clock upon re-entry.

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Tim ********

Go in person and make sure all of your docs say Anonymous Participant.

2 years ago

Anonymous *************

@Tim *******

thank you.

2 years ago

Tim ********

Anonymous participant you’re welcome.

2 years ago

John *******

The first 90 days on each entry stamp is in person, so if you exit and re-enter, the clock starts at zero and first 90 is in person.

2 years ago

Andy ************

@John ******

Doesn't have to be in person. It can be done by mail

John *******

the first time?

John *******

- completely agree

Andy ************

It's a five minute stroll to my closest PO, postage and return with EMS about 70 baht, two or three photocopies a few baht. Box ticked. I laugh when I read about people spending half a day at immigration just for a check-in..

2 years ago

John *******

@Paul ******

never realized that, since I have not been in country for more than 90 days since

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and back then HR took me in for reporting. Why do people complain then? Super minor thing to mail in

2 years ago

Paul *******

@John ******

of course.

2 years ago

Paul *******