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Do you need to provide a bank statement for the 90-day reporting in Thailand?

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Sep 25, 2025
2 months ago
Mari *********
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Question for those who have done the first 90 day reporting recently, like within the past month. Do you need to provide bank statement? I know this was not a requirement before but with recent banking issues, I have to ask.
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Recently, there has been some confusion regarding the requirement of a bank statement for the 90-day reporting in Thailand. Based on recent experiences shared by expats, it appears that generally, a bank statement is not required for this reporting. However, some immigration offices may request an updated bank book, especially if it's the first 90-day report following a visa extension. Therefore, while many confirm that no bank statement is needed, it's advised to check with the specific immigration office you are dealing with.
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I use the sisaket immigration office. Im on my second yearly o visa renewal. The officer made a point to show me I need to prove funds at my first 90 day. Which means a 2 hour drive ther and back to do it and I have to take 100 baht out or something and then update my bankbook so it shows the day I go to immigration. They also stapled instructions about it to the one they do at renewal time. So it may or may not be necessary. For me is is
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Jan ******************
@Dexx ****
 Thanks for confirming. He doesn’t have a clue either
@Peter ********
?. I understand that you may be a bit concerned and in denial if you are on an illegal stay arranged under the table through an agent. At some point, however, this may catch up with you — and it could happen sooner than you realize or would like.
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Chris **********
To be honest I'm not sure why I would bring my bank book to a 90-day check-in to begin with.
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Graham ******
@Chris *********
 Read Dexx's post below and maybe you will
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Chris **********
@Graham *****
 I understand what you're saying. Before I do anything involved with immigration I do a trip to the immigration office I am going to and get the required documentation in the form of an information sheet. And if the information sheet does not include a bank book for the 90-day check-in I would not bring one. I find going to an immigration office to obtain information prior to the formal visit quite useful in sorting through what is necessary for the formal appointment thus eliminating some of the rhetoric in Facebook Chat groups. I am in no way diminishing the usefulness of the chat groups as I find them quite useful. Thanks for your suggestion. Cheers
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Angela *******
What visa is this for?
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Jan ******************
It varies between immigration offices. Some immigration offices request to see an updated bank book at your first 90-day report after your extension, in order to confirm that the amount you had in the account when you applied for your extension still remains untouched in accordance with the requirement.
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@Jan *****************
 not disagreed with you. But, in simple law terms, If that amount of deposit is checked when 90 days reporting and if immigration finds that the amount is less than required for extension? Well, here the point is they already extended it for one year, and this is 90 days report, if they revoke or do something for already extended permit, they denied what they permitted. it is self deny and this can mean that they can revoke or cancel all permits by 90 days.
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@Yo***
 This is not a matter of opinion, as this practice does in fact take place, even if it may appear relatively recent. It is understandable that certain individuals, who have obtained their extension status through agents by means of borrowed funds, may feel anxious and therefore inclined to deny it. The consequences of any breach of the applicable conditions are, however, subject to the discretion of the competent immigration office. Even where an extension of stay for one year has been granted, the holder remains under a continuing obligation to comply with the requirements attached to that permission. A failure to do so renders the individual technically in overstay. Moreover, it is beyond dispute that the immigration office retains the authority to revoke an extension prior to its expiry. The precise consequences in each case will depend on the determination of the relevant immigration office. Ultimately, it is a matter solely between the individual concerned and the immigration authority having jurisdiction.
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Peter *********
@Jan *****************
 BS
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@Peter ********
 Sorry, but it’s probably just you who don’t have sufficient overview.
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@Jan *****************
 this is for extension of stay I agree 👍 but nothing absolutely to do with 90 day report what op was asking
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@Peter ********
 People are asked to show their bank book at their first 90-day report after having done an extension. Everyone naturally understood that the bank book was not related to the 90-day report itself. Save your BS.
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@Jan *****************
 you haven't a clue lol 😆
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@Peter ********
 You are mistaken in this matter and appear not to be properly informed. Several individuals are requested to present their bank book at the time of their 90-day report following an extension. This requirement is unrelated to the 90-day consecutive stay reporting itself; however, one may be asked to provide the bank book simultaneously with the 90-day report. Occasionally, a note regarding this is entered into the passport when the extension is granted, though not always. I concur with the previously stated point. If you do not have anything constructive or reasonable to contribute, it would be best to refrain from commenting.
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Peter *********
@Torhild *****************
 still you haven't a clue lol 😆
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@Peter ********
 Apparently, there are more people than just you, the self-proclaimed know-it-all, who don’t know anything about this. 🤣🤣
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@Torhild *****************
 so please tell me how they check if you do your 90 day report online ?
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@Peter ********
 That’s really all you’ve got? “What about when you file the 90-day report online?” Do you honestly believe they don’t check when you show up in person? You’re exactly the kind of pitiful foreigner Thailand has far too many of — clueless, desperate, and clinging to your little loopholes. Deep down you know your dodgy stay is going to catch up with you, and when it does, you’ll be the last one to understand why.
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Peter *********
@Torhild *****************
 your clueless
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@Peter ********
 🤡🤡🤡
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Stephan ***********
The 90 day report is to confirm your address, nothing else, not related to your visa or anything. I'm just wondering how you come to the idea that a bank statement could be requested? 🙄🤔
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@Stephan **********
 if it is the 1st 90 day report after receiving a 1 year extension of stay some Immigration Offices are checking that you have maintained the financial requirements for the extension by checking your bank statements for the last 3 months. They do this when you come in to report your 90 day stay.
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@Pete ******
 so how they check if you do your 90 day report online ?
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Pete *******
@Peter ********
 your first is required to be done in person.
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@Pete ******
 ok what if you are on your 2nd year of extension and already doing online ?
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@Pete ******
 Oh, okay... that makes sense... kind of. Never heard about it before, thanks for letting me know... 🙏
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GC *****
No it’s not needed when I did mine , your all good 👍🏼
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Roland **********
No, you don't need to do that. Bank statements are NOT requested.
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