Can you mail in your first 90-day reporting for the DTV in Thailand?

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Dec 29, 2024

a month ago

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Hello! I heard you can mail in your first 90 day reporting for the DTV. Has anyone done it or know how to? Ive tried to look it up but the information Ive found are all bits and pieces so im not confident 😅.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The conversation discusses the possibility of mailing the first 90-day reporting for the DTV visa in Thailand. A commenter provided a link to the immigration website for instructions, while another warned that not all immigration offices permit mail-in reporting. There's also a query regarding the necessity of the 90-day notification for the DTV visa.

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Elena ********

I thought that the 90-day notification with DTV was no longer necessary. Is it?

a month ago

Tod *********

NOT ALL offices allow 90 day report by mail.

wanna say where you are IN thailand (seeing as there are over 80 immigration offices) 😕

CHECK with your office to make sure you can

a month ago

Steve ********

Instructions are on the immigration website

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a month ago

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Steve ********

How do I complete the 90-day check-in at the DTV in Bangkok?

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a month ago

Do DTV holders need to report to local immigration every 90 days in Thailand?

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