Do I need to report every 90 days on the DTV visa?

DTV Visa 90 Day Reporting Thai Visa Rules Immigration Expat Guidelines

Sep 30, 2024

2 months ago

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Do I need to report every 90 days on the DTV visa

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Yes, you are required to report every 90 days while on a DTV visa. There are no exemptions for this requirement, so if you remain in the country for 90 days, you must complete the 90-day report at the immigration office.

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Henrik *****

Ask again in a month, when people actually have been making 90 days reports, ( or been rejected ).

Then it will be know for sure, and backed by experiences and not assumptions.

2 months ago

Roberto *******

Unfortunatly, yes

2 months ago

Tod *********

yes you do

There is no provision that makes the DTV exempt from 090 day reporting. If you're in the country 90 days you have to file a 90 day report at the immigration office

2 months ago

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Tod *********

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