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Can I file my 90-day report online if I've left and returned to Thailand since my last report?
Apr 19, 2026
11 days ago
Mike*****
ORIGINAL POSTERIf I’ve done my 90 day report in the past, can I do it online now? Does it work if I’ve left and came back since my last report?
TLDR : Answer Summary
If you have left Thailand and re-entered since your last 90-day report, you must complete the first report after your return in person. Subsequent 90-day reports can usually be submitted online, provided that all information matches your previous submissions. Ensure your TM30 registration remains unchanged, as inconsistency may lead to rejection of online submissions. If you encounter issues, many services offer to assist with in-person submissions.
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- Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
- For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
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Bob **********
No
John **********
If you've left the country and then returned you have to file in person at most immigration offices
Hǝınz ***********
Contrary to other opinions, the online reporting works for me even when I return from abroad. The important thing is that the report matches the one I had on my TM30 at the time.
Fred ********************
after every entry, in person. After that online
Rodney *********
It resets when you return to country
Terrence ************
I just moved to the beginning of Bueng Kan province. I have to drive 2hours 80 kilometers to the immigration office. It seems very inefficient . Hopefully after the first 90 days they will allow it to be done online.
Richard ******
I found doing it online is unreliable. Going yourself usually 1hour…. Sometimes more. Very efficient
THAI ******************************
If you have any issues you can always use our system here, and we will file in person on your behalf, and mail your the original immigration receipt.
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Por *************
90 days report count anew every time you re-enter. If you did your 90 days report manually once, the next one should work online unless you change your address/passport.
Jordan *******
Why don’t you try to do it online and then if rejected you can go in person. Difficult?
Daniel *********
Only one correct answer: 1. First 90-day report after LAST stamped entry date into Thailand must be done in person. 2. For the next and following 90-day reports, an online report will usually be successful and all you need to do UNLESS you enter any information incorrectly (exact date of last entry into Thailand, address originally submitted in Thailand, name, etc.).
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@Daniel ********
This is correct.In most cases, once you’ve completed the initial report in person, you can continue submitting online. There are a few exceptions where an in-person visit may still be required, but they’re not common.
If you leave the country, you’ll need to complete the first report in person again before returning to the online system.
For some groups, like those on DTV visas, this can be limiting. Since over 90% leave the country every 180 days, they typically won’t be able to use the online system at all.
If your report is rejected and you prefer to have it handled in person through an agency, we offer this service starting from 375 THB. We’ll send you a digital copy and mail the original receipt back to you.
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Jim *********
You or your landlord needs to do a TM 30 upon your return to your home from staying somewhere else. If you left the country and came back, the 90 day count starts on the date of your last entry stamp.
Adrian *********
Jim McGowan hello so can you do tm30 yourself online, what paperwork do you need to download
John **********
@Adrian ********
the person responsible for where you stay files a TM30 to report that a foreigner is staying there, you wouldn't normally do it yourselfAdrian *********
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Jim *********
Adrian Foister my landlord does mine. He finally went to immigration last week and found out exxactly what he needs to do for paperwork for my visas. He does mine online. My old laandlord was old and didn't know how to do it online so I used his ID and set up an account online. I don't remember exactly what they asked for but I had copies of his ID card, house book and chanote title back and front. Same things that are needed to get an O visa and extension here.
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5aa12d0ff64e6aeffcb10Jim *********
💻 Method 1: Online Submission (Recommended)
This is the fastest method and provides digital proof immediately.
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Official Website: Register an account on the official TM30 portal.
Mobile App: Download the "Section 38" app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Registration: The landlord must sign up as a "host" or "owner."
Data Entry: Enter the property details (address from the title deed) and the guest's passport information (name, visa type, arrival date).
Receipt: Save or print the digital confirmation for your immigration appointments.
This is the fastest method and provides digital proof immediately.
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thailandelitevisa.com
Official Website: Register an account on the official TM30 portal.
Mobile App: Download the "Section 38" app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Registration: The landlord must sign up as a "host" or "owner."
Data Entry: Enter the property details (address from the title deed) and the guest's passport information (name, visa type, arrival date).
Receipt: Save or print the digital confirmation for your immigration appointments.
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Ant ***********
As long as your TM30 is the same as it was before you left -
If you have left Thailand since your last 90 day check in - You don’t have to do it until 89 days from when you were last stamped into Thailand
If you have left Thailand since your last 90 day check in - You don’t have to do it until 89 days from when you were last stamped into Thailand
Daniel *********
Ant W Tailor Your second paragraph is the only correct answer.
Angelo ***********
Daniel Werning He did not even answer the question.
The Question is: if he comes back, doe she need to do the next report in person or can he do it online.
Answer: he has to do it in person.
The rest he wrote is not even related to the question.
The Question is: if he comes back, doe she need to do the next report in person or can he do it online.
Answer: he has to do it in person.
The rest he wrote is not even related to the question.
Michael ********
Daniel Werning Both are correct.
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Malcolm *******
When you leave and come back you need to do your 90day report in person , then you can do it online .
Potpon******
Everytime you re-enter from an international destination resets the 90
Day report to 1
No matter how many you did prior to the international trip
Good Luck
Day report to 1
No matter how many you did prior to the international trip
Good Luck
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