Do I need to do 90-day reporting in Thailand?

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I get the impression that most of the people commenting on this subject are probably on either 'O' or 'O-A' visas that require 90 day reporting. There's comments here saying that anyone staying more than ninety days needs to do a report, doesn't matter what visa you have unless it's an LTR. So none of the immigration experts on here have no proof unless they actually get it confirmed by an IO., that you do have to do a ninety day report if your in Thailand on a DTV visa.All comments are probably based on assumptions.

Just read this on ASEAN.

So my wife called the London embassy for me and spoke to several people there about 90 day reporting. Their understanding is that DTV does *NOT* require 90 day reports and a visit to Immigration office is only required for extension. Obviously they are not Thai Immigration dept but I thought I would report it anyway. OK., Embassies and immigration have their own take on things, but it is understandable why people are asking.

Who Must File: All foreigners who remain in Thailand for longer than 90 days, regardless of the type of visa they hold, must report their current address to the Immigration Bureau every 90 days.

2. Timing: You must submit the report within 15 days before or 7 days after the 90-day period. Failing to report within the allowed time can result in a fine.

3. How to Report: You can report your address to immigration in one of the following ways:

• In person at a local immigration office.

• By mail.

• Online (though the online system can sometimes be unreliable).

• Through a representative (if you don’t want to go in person).

4. What’s Needed: When filing your 90-day report, you usually need the following:

• Your passport.

• A TM.47 form (the 90-day report form).

• Proof of your current address (such as a rental contract or a letter from your landlord).

Each 90-day report only updates your residential information; it doesn’t extend your visa or grant additional privileges.

Absolutely

It's 90 days or 2000 baht, pick your poison.

100% you need to do a 90 day report if you stay 90 consecutive days in Thailand. Count 89 days from your entry date to work out your due date.

You won’t be able to do it online as the first report from entering Thailand needs a report in person (or by mail).

Yes - Of course.

No we don't need to do 90 days report we got 180 days