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Do I need to report to immigration every 90 days with a DTV visa in Thailand?

Oct 2, 2025
7 months ago
Piotr *******
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Hi! I have a DTV and my question is, do I still need to go to imigration to report within six months?

I heard that I need to go every 90 days to so.

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TLDR : Answer Summary
If you have a DTV, you are required to report to immigration every 90 days if you stay in Thailand continuously for that period. If you leave and re-enter Thailand, the 90-day countdown resets. Additionally, if you or your landlord do not report your residence change within 24 hours of returning, that is also a requirement to keep in mind.
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Elías ********
You have to report every 90 days but ONLY if you stay up to 90 days CONTINUOUSLY in the Kingdom. For example I've been here for 14-15 months already, but needed to do the 90-day report only once so far. Every time you cross the border out of Thailand, that 90-day clock resets, no matter if you stay outside for one hour, one day or one month.
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Anonymous ******************
As well as 90 days, you also have to ensure you or your landlord report within 24 hours of returning to your usual address if you've been travelling
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John *******
You have to report every 90 days. At 180 days you either have to exit the country or apply for an extension, but the extension is hard to get
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