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Do I need to do an in-person 90-day report every time I return to Thailand, or can I continue doing it online?

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Jun 16, 2025

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Regarding 90 day report, as per my understanding, you have to do in-person,afterwards,can do online but if I exit Thailand and return,then do I need to do in-person again or can continue doing online? 

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Upon exiting Thailand and returning, you must complete an in-person 90-day report again, as each return resets your reporting requirement.

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Stuart *********

Yes. Each time you return to Thailand it becomes your “first” 90 day report again.

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so I have to do it in-person on the next day of my return to Thailand?

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Stuart *********

No. you report on day 90 (89 days from arrival)

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You can report 14 days prior up to 7 days after.

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John **********

nope. Some immigration offices require you file a TM30 within 24 hours of returning to Thailand but the 90 day report is only required once you have spent 90 consecutive days inside Thailand (including the day you enter)

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I’m on a DTV, shortly to do my first 90day. I will leave and return before my next 90day so I was wondering this a well. Thank you 🙏

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Graham ******

your new 90 day report starts at day 1 on your return

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