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Do I need to report my 90-day check if I'm leaving Thailand on day 91 with a 5-year DTV visa?
Feb 2, 2026
3 months ago
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERDo I have to report 90 days if I am leaving the day 91 with 5-years DTV visa?
My last day is 15/5 from november. 180 days. I have calculated wrong
My last day is 15/5 from november. 180 days. I have calculated wrong
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When you hold a 5-year DTV visa and remain in Thailand for 90 consecutive days, you are required to file a 90-day report. However, if you are leaving the country on day 91, you generally have a grace period of 7 days before and after the 90-day mark to submit your report without penalty. Many community members shared that missing the report by a couple of days when leaving the country typically does not incur fines, especially if the exit occurs within the grace period. It's important to note that the 90-day reporting obligation resets each time you exit Thailand.
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Lorraine ********
Can anyone steer me in the right direction for a visa longer than my 90 days I'm trying to find work
Greg ***********
Jenny Puronne . . . my next due date is March 14. I am gonna fly back to Europe by March 16. I would not report, neither online nor in person nor by EMS Thai post (which would be a real option for the panicked few). My exit will clean the 90-days report slate and upon my next entry, the clock restarts at 1. My Immigration won't raise half of an eyebrow that I missed the due date by two days, they won't care
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERGreg Alexander I had an adwise from thai lawyer here in a chat and they said that its best to report because everything saves in my records. So if I want to live here every year its the best to do the right.
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Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERI am not any more wiser in this case 😅 if I have my visa to
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its not about overstay. It’s about report one day more and I have 7 days after to report. So long I understand 🙈🙌🤪😅Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERI have 180 days visa until 15 may
Zap **********
Typically next time you do a 90 day check in they will charge you 2,000 baht
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERZap Michelle no. Only after missing report after 7 days
Zap **********
Jenny Puronne in the case of someone leaving after 91 days and not reporting by one week after, may be charged 2,000 baht at later time
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Dan ***********
Yes
Jojo **********************
Aliens can report their residence before 15 days or after 7 days from the due date.
Stephen *****************
Two weeks before and one weeks grace after 90th day.
Richard ******
Possibly a 500 Baht fine but possibly not. If it’s longer than 3 days over it’s definitely a fine 500 baht a day
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERRichard Shaw Its not the same. I have already visa until 15 of may. 180 days. Its not the same as overstay
Richard ******
You can do 90 report a week before and 4 days after without problems
Greg ***********
Richard Shaw you could not be more wrong and confuse it with the overstay fine. At the airport, nobody is going to wink an eye for a missed out 90-days report
Richard ******
i did say possibly
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Sammy *********
Yes you MUST
Greg ***********
@Sammy ********
no you don't. Stop posting wrong infoReply to
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Marc ************
90 days = 90 days.
Why make it complicate and create a future reason to be denied the country? It takes exactly 3 minutes to do that online.
Why make it complicate and create a future reason to be denied the country? It takes exactly 3 minutes to do that online.
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERMarc De Groote I have to go to immigration the first time. I will go for one day. And next time it’s easy online
Marc ************
Jenny Puronne depends where it is
But in BKK you go by 6:30 and you are out before 10:00. It's on the second floor now. They have separated it from the visa department and goes much faster. You can do it 2 weeks in advance.
I understand 100% what you mean. But I am fast scary. And I wouldn't take the risk of future discussions or even being denied entry.
But I understand the absurdity of doing the 90 days for one day.
But in BKK you go by 6:30 and you are out before 10:00. It's on the second floor now. They have separated it from the visa department and goes much faster. You can do it 2 weeks in advance.
I understand 100% what you mean. But I am fast scary. And I wouldn't take the risk of future discussions or even being denied entry.
But I understand the absurdity of doing the 90 days for one day.
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERMarc De Groote Yes I did it online but got an mail that I need to come personally for the first time here in Rayong, so I will. I also have to renew my driving icence close so I can do that at the same time :)
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Greg ***********
I once left Thailand 2 days after my 90-days report due date. When I was back on my Immigration to apply for my annual extension of stay, no mention was made about it
Mark *********
Thought DTV was report 180 days
Jason ********
Mark Burston no have to leave the country every 180 and return to reset the 180 days again
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Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Patrick *********
that means that I can go without reporting.Reply to
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Sara ******
I have a five year visa and a stamp until May, do I need to report?
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERSara Calo of you stay more than 90 days you have tp report. I had calculated wrong and saw that I have 91 days. I have also visa until 15 may
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Alan **********
It says the first time you have to do it in person, personally my gf did mine online the first time. I stay with her. I havent had any problem. No one has asked anything. That is my experience though
Pascal ********
Yes
Petrov ********
You have 7 days after to do report you with multi entry visa. They can not say nothing . You always can say i will come back in 2 days and will do it .
Cary ********
They change there rules every other day
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERCary Vignal I got a new mail that I have to go to immigration the first time. And my visa is to
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John *******
Yes I would it’s called Respect
Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERJohn Moses I have my visa until
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. Its not about overstay hereReply to
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Ronnie ***************
You're are visa does not matter, the rule is you report if you're in the country for more then 90 days!!
Danny ******
be safe don’t play with immigration
Vera **************
No, your 90 day count resets each time you leave the country. So if you miss the 90 days , no one will blink an eye , once you return you start 90 days from then
Greg ***********
Vera Khwanruethai you are correct, one can miss the report by 6 days - the exit overwrites the slate. And the clock starts again when you enter
Colin *********
Vera Khwanruethai type this question into an online search and read the results:
"when in Thailand on a long term Visa, or DTV Visa, is it a requirement to do a 90 day Report? If so, is there any leniency for failing to comply?".
"when in Thailand on a long term Visa, or DTV Visa, is it a requirement to do a 90 day Report? If so, is there any leniency for failing to comply?".
Greg ***********
Colin Boyland you forget that AI knows shit about the fine print. . . . . one can miss the report by 6 days - the exit overwrites the slate. And the clock starts again when you enter. Over and out.
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Jenny *********
ORIGINAL POSTERVera Khwanruethai I have 180 days every time I come to Thailand. Not oversstay. You can report up to 7 days after 90 days. If I want to be sure. I can go to Immigration to be safe
Vera **************
Jenny Puronne l have no doubt your 180 days has made you another Facebook certified expert🙄, though might be wise to stop spreading your guesses or opinions as fact. It’s been clearly said how thing work, do not like it ?, do not believe it ? , then do whatever rocks your boat .👍
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Sammy *********
Read the question.... He said 91 days (already 1 day late)
Greg ***********
@Sammy ********
I once was two days late, I left Thailand, on my return when I applied for my annual extension on Immigration and it was my 86th day since entering, so I did a 90-days report on that same day, nobody said anything about the recent missSammy *********
Greg Alexander
Listen and listen good, I don't Bull shit as you say. This "voluntary advice" I give to the best if my knowledge. If you think different then that's in you . As I said, this is "voluntary advice" that I don't have to give ANYONE. If you think my culinary advice us incorrect then just say so and quit saying I'm bullshitting. This is why I hesitate to give advice to anyone, because people LIKE YOU; and because of people like you who have nothing better to do then to "hound" these sites just to criticize, I'm dropping out of this site, because I am happily retired here, don't need this bullshit and HAPPiLY RETIRED - bye
Listen and listen good, I don't Bull shit as you say. This "voluntary advice" I give to the best if my knowledge. If you think different then that's in you . As I said, this is "voluntary advice" that I don't have to give ANYONE. If you think my culinary advice us incorrect then just say so and quit saying I'm bullshitting. This is why I hesitate to give advice to anyone, because people LIKE YOU; and because of people like you who have nothing better to do then to "hound" these sites just to criticize, I'm dropping out of this site, because I am happily retired here, don't need this bullshit and HAPPiLY RETIRED - bye
Tevis *******************
@Sammy ********
I thought you didn’t want to argue 🤣🤣Reply to
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Vera **************
@Sammy ********
did and replied , learn to read and pay attentionSammy *********
Vera Khwanruethai
Ok not in the mood to argue bye
Ok not in the mood to argue bye
Vera **************
@Sammy ********
I doubt you poses comprehension skills to tie a shoe lace let alone hold an argumentSammy *********
Vera Khwanruethai
You are such a dickhead just like Alexander
You are such a dickhead just like Alexander
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Clive *******
As i understand you can do 7days before or after done it many times dont worry and if your leaving they dont check 90 day reports just your visa no big deal
Colin *********
Clive Jones "As I understand" means that you don't know for sure!
I'm not 100% sure, except it's a legal requirement to lodge the 90 Day Report, but I think you'll find that if it's not lodged, the next time the person goes to an immigration office, or maybe even enter the country next time, they would be advised that they have a fine outstanding (2000 Baht, I believe).
I'm not 100% sure, except it's a legal requirement to lodge the 90 Day Report, but I think you'll find that if it's not lodged, the next time the person goes to an immigration office, or maybe even enter the country next time, they would be advised that they have a fine outstanding (2000 Baht, I believe).
Clive *******
Colin Boyland yes i do 7 days before and 7 days after doing mine tomorrow and its 6 days over lets see they dont really care as long as its in that time frame i have been 90 days over and still did not get finned just got an agent to do it easy paid 400 baht for them its thailand
Greg ***********
Colin Boyland a missing lodging means that you have either forgot, or left the country. You have a 7-days leeway to report late. This means if you leave the country within this leeway period, you are fine, because that's when the lodging is overwritten. I did already leave Thailand on day number 92, and back on Immigration a few months later, nobody raised even half an eyebrow
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Jon *****
Clive Jones 15 days before to 7 days after
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Jon Jom
Is it 2 weeks before to 1 week after also if U report online?
Is it 2 weeks before to 1 week after also if U report online?
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Sammy *********
Clive Jones
Don't misinform this guy
Don't misinform this guy
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Divyanshu ******
They wouldn’t do the report, if you’re leaving shortly ie within a week of 90 days, I went there and they said they need a booking of atleast 7-10 days atleast. It’s a grey area, even with a thai friend along they couldn’t explain anything and said you can go no worries as leaving within a total count of 96 days
Andy ********
You report every 90 days you can go over by 7 days. If i was you explain everything at airport imigration. At this point doing a 90 day online report would just confuse everything.
Greg ***********
Andy Spence airport Immigration couldn't care less about your 90-days report . .there is nothing you need to explain
Graham ******
Andy Spence no it wouldn't, it is required leaving on day 91 or not
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John **********
You are legally obliged to make a 90 day report every time you spend 90 consecutive days inside Thailand
Trevor *****
@John *********
wrong like a lot of uninformed 1,week before 1,week afterDeterminedGr************
Trevor Kay
Is it 2 weeks before to 1 week after also if U report online?
Is it 2 weeks before to 1 week after also if U report online?
Colin *********
Trevor Kay so rude to call one of the most informed people, "uninformed"! Look at the title next to John's name... It's there for a good reason, it's been earnt. Why do you think it's called a "90 Day Report"? If you spend 90 days in the country you're required to lodge the report. The window within which you can do the report has nothing to do with the fact it has to be done
Greg ***********
Colin Boyland I beg your pardon, I already missed and left on day number 92, well knowing that I still had a time frame open for 5 more days in which I could make the report. Back on Immigration a few months later, nobody ever mentioned it
Colin *********
Greg Alexander "I beg your pardon" too! What I've said isn't wrong! What an individual experiences is, is obviously due to an immigration office, or officer not doing their job as according to the laws of the country
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John **********
@Trevor ****
if you know you're going to be inside Thailand for 90 consecutive days you can report that fact from 2 weeks before to 1 week after the 90 day date. Nevertheless the obligation to report is determined by spending 90 consecutive days inside ThailandReply to
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