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Do you need the 90 days notification requirement with a DTV visa in Thailand?

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May 27, 2025
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Ross *********
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With dtv visa do you need the 90 days notification?
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Yes, holders of a DTV visa are required to comply with the 90 days notification rule in Thailand. Multiple comments confirm this requirement, indicating that the DTV visa is subject to the same regulations as other visa types.
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Anna *********
Yes why wouldn’t you? DTV is not special
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Peter *********
Yes
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Neil ******
Yes you do
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Ross *********
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@Neil *****
 what if you don't do it? And you already exited the country after few months?
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Erica ********
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 : if you exited the country before 90 days then you don't need to do a 90-day report.
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Ross *********
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 no exit after 5 months
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Frank **********
@Ross ********
 most likely you will pay a fine when you come back.
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Brandon ************
Yes
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Ross *********
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@Brandon ***********
 what if you don't do it and you already exited the country?
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Brandon ************
@Ross ********
 Then you might get fined next time you need to go to immigration for anything
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Ross *********
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@Brandon ***********
 but it's this year new or always existed? I never heard about it.
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Anna *********
@Ross ********
 ignorance is never an excuse
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Brandon ************
@Ross ********
 it's always existed
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Ross *********
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@Brandon ***********
 as I rented condo for 6 months, isn't the landlord to notify my staying to immigration office?
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Neil ******
@Ross ********
 thats the tm30 that your landlord or hotel should do. The 90 day reporting is compulsory for everyone, regardless off visa type
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Ross *********
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@Neil *****
 ok so I didn't know it and I didn't do it. What will happen when I enter again to Thailand? I will pay fee or any other problems?
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Brandon ************
@Ross ********
 nothing. As I said. You might get fined next time you need to use any immigration service if they notice
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Ross *********
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@Brandon ***********
 ok good to know:) next time I will remember it even if I don't understand what it is for, if you get visa for 5 years why you need to report you stay more than 90 days?
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Brandon ************
@Ross ********
 why? Because it's the law
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Ross *********
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@Brandon ***********
 of course but what is useful for? Gov allows you to stay 5 years so obviously you stay more than 90 days.
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Graham ******
@Ross ********
 you cannot stay for 5 years, 180 day entry stamp and only one extension so you must leave at least every 360 days
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Brandon ************
@Ross ********
 because they want to know WHERE you are staying
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Ross *********
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@Brandon ***********
 so they should want to know also where you stay for 89 days:)
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Lynnette *******
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 it's to report when you've been in the country 90 days. A 5 year DTV you could enter and leave after less than 90 days but if you don't, then you report your stay.
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Neil ******
@Ross ********
 probably not, but i think the fine is only 1000 baht for late reporting.
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Graham ******
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 2000B
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 try and let us know
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