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Do I need to report my stay after 90 days while on a DTV visa in Thailand?
Apr 12, 2025
a year ago
Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi Guys I entered on DTV last month.
I am already staying in Thailand for 1 month and going to extend my vacation for more 2 months. I heard we have to do reporting if we are staying more than 90 days.
Let me know if I have to do 90 days reporting and whats the process? 🙏
I am already staying in Thailand for 1 month and going to extend my vacation for more 2 months. I heard we have to do reporting if we are staying more than 90 days.
Let me know if I have to do 90 days reporting and whats the process? 🙏
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is currently in Thailand on a DTV visa and plans to extend their stay for an additional two months. They inquire about the 90-day reporting requirement associated with long-term stays. Several commenters confirm that a 90-day report is necessary if staying for 90 consecutive days. The process involves visiting the immigration office with a TM30 form, and it is also noted that this can be done online if previous in-person reporting has been completed. Users express confusion about whether the original poster is on a DTV visa since that typically allows for a 180-day stay without needing additional extensions.
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F.b. ******
What about reporting online (instead of going to an immigration office) in OP’s case?
М. ****
What happens if you dont report?
Holger **************
@М. ***
They can Charge you 500 Baht for each single day...This happened to a 83 y old Lady at Hua Hin immigrarionМ. ****
@Holger *************
This is for overstay, we are talking about 90 days reports...Holger **************
She has a one Year Visa!!
М. ****
@Holger *************
its not possible, maximum for this is 2k baht even if you dont report for decades ... And its only if you go to immigrations, while you are with DTV, you dont have to go there, just bounce out and back in...Holger **************
@М. ***
I also thought they tried to Cheat her....and get some Tea Money..🎃М. ****
@Holger *************
They have no way to collect the fine, unless you visit them and on DTV you dont have to visit them for over 5 years. Even if they keep any records, long therm visas are taken out of the country anyway, so this fine even if its enforced to be paid will be after many, many years and its not sure if its going to be on the record anyway. So bothering with it on DTV is waste of time in my eyes.Holger **************
@М. ***
She Made the 90 days report in November 2024 at Hua hin Immigration ....but she didnt get the correct stamps and Paper that time ...(She IS 83 y and Not familiar with the burocracy)Next time after 3 months end of february they told her she got Not the correct papers from her Last Report .
They want to fine her 500 bht for each day!!
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Graham ******
@М. ***
2000B fineМ. ****
@Graham *****
How are they gonna take it?Graham ******
@М. ***
Next time you go to Immigration for an extension for example, you will not get it without paying the fineМ. ****
@Graham *****
most of the ppl with DTV dont go anyway, because its easier just to bounce out. So basically for those 5 years you wont have any encounter with immigrations at all to make you pay it.Reply to
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Willem ****
Yes you have to do a 90 day report when staying 90 consecutive days. Any time you leave Thailand the counter resets.
Andre ***********
No not on a DTV , you can come and go
Andre ***********
Not try
Tore *********
@Andre **********
you definitely have to report 90 days on DTV if you stay 90 days or more.Andre ***********
@Tore ********
no wince a yearGraham ******
@Andre **********
Once a year is the LTR Visa, DTV is every 90 daysMarianne ********
@Andre **********
Wrong again. Every time you spend 90 consecutive days in Thailand, you have to report.
Tore *********
@Andre **********
what hat did you pull that out of. You most definitely have to submit TM47 aka 90 days report on DTV. I can attest to that having done it personally and gotten the requirement verified by immigration. Any visa except LTR requires TM47 when staying longer than 90 days….
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Marianne ********
@Andre **********
wrong.If you stay more than 90 consecutive days, you need to go to Immigration to do a 90 Day report.
Bring your passport and latest TM30 to your local Immigration.
Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Marianne *******
for more than 90 days its tm47 right?Tm30 needs to be done by landlord
Correct me if i am wrong?
Marianne ********
@Goel *******
Yes. The 90 day report is the TM47.
The TM30 is the landlords responsibility, but if it is not done you may have to pay a fine.
Andre ***********
@Goel *******
dmtGoel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andre **********
pls checkReply to
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Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andre **********
yes i am not sure some ppl say we have to report. Last time i didn't report and i entered again. Although nothing happened in immigration.But i don't want to do mistake again. Not sure if on DTV we are required to do so
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Jesper *******
I'm not sure what visa you are on and needs 2mths extension.....anyway 90days report is simple just go to the immigration office near u with a TM30 and just tell them u are doing 90days report basically can do online if you have done the reporting personally before
Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jesper ******
TM 30 will be given by Airbnb?Donald **********
@Goel *******
- I would expect that you need to contact your Air BnB host regarding filling out a TM30. Nothing to do with Air BnB themselves. You have the ability to message them from within the app.Reply to
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Brandon ************
What? DTV gives you 180 days. There is no 60 day extension nor would you need one for staying 180 days. It doesn't sound like you have any DTV.
Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
i mean i have 180 days stampBut i had plan i will stay only for 1 month and now planning to extend more 2 months
Total more than 90 days
I heard we have to report in such case
So i am not sure what i have to do in my case
Tore *********
@Goel *******
yes you have to report 90 days. You make sure to get a copy of the TM30 from your accommodation.Bring that and your passport to your local immigration office depending on where you are staying.
You can do it two weeks before to one week after the 90 days is due.
It’s fairly straightforward and usually quickly done
Steve *******
@Tore ********
Well you don't need a TM30 to report a 90 days stay. 2 totally different animals!Tore *********
@Steve ******
most immigration offices require TM30 to to submit TM47. Yes we know they are different things….Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tore ********
ok so I can do even on 70th day?And TM30 is easily given by Airbnb or we have to pay?
Tore *********
@Goel *******
as graham said, earliest two weeks before. And no, you don’t have to pay. If your Airbnb is of the legal kind, they are obliged to have already submitted it when you checked in. You just need to get a copy/proof from landlordGoel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tore ********
so tm 30 will be done by Airbnb and tm47 by me?Graham ******
@Goel *******
yes, TM47 is the 90 day report formGoel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
so i will go for tm47 directlyBut do i need to carry a copy of tm30 with me which landlord will do
Or i can directly go for tm47?
Graham ******
@Goel *******
Most Immigration Offices require a copy of your TM30Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
so i will ask for copy of tm 30 by Airbnb first and then go immigration for tm47 correct?Graham ******
@Goel *******
yesTore *********
@Goel *******
pretty much, but you need a copy of the TM30 registration from your landlord. If your Airbnb is of the illegal kind (under 30 days), you can do one night at a hotel to get a tm30.
Graham ******
@Goel *******
No, from 15 days before to 7 days afterGoel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
what i understood earlier is tm30 is done by landlord and since i am staying over 90 daysI need to do Tm47 in mh case
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Brandon ************
@Goel *******
any time anyone is in Thailand for 90 consecutive days they file a 90 day report. The visa doesn't matter. You would do it at your local immigration office with your passport and a copy of your TM30 filed by your hotel or landlord.Goel ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
ok is there any window that i have to complete it within minimum days?Reply to
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Marc *********
@Goel *******
doesn’t make sense mate,reread it & alterTore *********
@Marc ********
what does not make sense for you? She has DTV, simply asking if and how to do a 90 day report. Which she is supposed to do. She was merely saying she extended the length of the trip, not the visa. Not rocket science
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