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Do I need to keep sending information to immigration after visa approval in Thailand?

Visa Regulations Immigration Rules Long-Term Stay Non-Immigrant Visa Visa Extension Resident Requirements

Apr 7, 2025

a year ago

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after approval is it required to Keep Sending Immigration or embassy Information, Statements or anything about the business? or does approval mean your good no more questions for 5 years

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After receiving visa approval, it is generally not required to continuously send information to immigration or the embassy, except for specific cases such as reporting your stay every 90 days and providing updated information at the time of visa extension. If you leave Thailand and re-enter, you will typically encounter minimal questioning.

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Tim *****

If you stay in the country to 90 days, you need to tell immigration: the first time in person, the next time can be done online. If you want to stay past the 180 days (i think just leaving and coming back in is easier) than you need to resubmit basically everything you submitted for the DTV + usually more paperwork like a lease.

a year ago

Marianne ********

As it is right now, they only seem to want new or updated information when you extend your stay at Immigration.

If you leave the country and come back in there is little to no questions.

a year ago

Raed ****

you will never know, it's been only 9 months and they already had different reactions every a few months from the embassies side and the immigration side in the airports as well

a year ago

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