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Do you need to show financial evidence for 90-day reports if you have a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand?
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Jul 9, 2025
10 months ago
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ORIGINAL POSTERHello - if you already have a DTV, are you required to show financial evidence again at 90 day reports or only at 180 day reports?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
If you hold a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) in Thailand, you are not required to provide financial evidence during the 90-day reporting process. The 90-day report is primarily for updating your address and stating that you are remaining in Thailand for more than 90 days. However, if you plan to extend your stay beyond the initial 180 days at the immigration office, you will need to provide supporting documents, including financial evidence. Alternatively, many expats opt to leave the country and re-enter to reset their 180-day stamp, which negates the need for extensive documentation.
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Dany ********
90 day report only needs your passport and a TM30 registration by your landlord for the place where you stay (its done online by the landlord / accommodation)
180 days you either do another 90 day report AND extension of your stay. then you will need all documents with a fresh date again. most people just do a border runn/ travel, to get a new 180 day stamp and not provide any documents again.
so no, you dont need financial proof again if you not do the extension in country.
180 days you either do another 90 day report AND extension of your stay. then you will need all documents with a fresh date again. most people just do a border runn/ travel, to get a new 180 day stamp and not provide any documents again.
so no, you dont need financial proof again if you not do the extension in country.
Luit *****************
@Dany *******
At least some offices also want a copy of your visa, your visa stamp and your passport page with personal data.The stamp and personal data are of course in your passport, but they don't make a copy themselves but want you to hand in a copy.
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Jared *********
90 day report is just an update to your address of where you are staying.
180 day entry stamp is the amount of time allowed to stay in the country for each time you enter (unless you get an extension). Extension requirements vary depending on which immigration office you apply through.
If you leave the country and return, then the 90 report and the 180 day entry stamp get reset and start over. Many say it is easier to leave the country periodically to reset and get a new 180 day entry stamp rather than extending.
180 day entry stamp is the amount of time allowed to stay in the country for each time you enter (unless you get an extension). Extension requirements vary depending on which immigration office you apply through.
If you leave the country and return, then the 90 report and the 180 day entry stamp get reset and start over. Many say it is easier to leave the country periodically to reset and get a new 180 day entry stamp rather than extending.
Luit *****************
@Jared ********
When you fully comply with visa requirements in country extension might not be too difficult.When you don't comply with visa requirements you won't get an extension of course, then the border bounce only will give a small chance you get caught.
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Nickel *******
Who knows bruv
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AI Overview
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The Thailand Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) allows for multiple entries into Thailand, with each entry granting a stay of up to 180 days. This stay can be extended once per entry for an additional 180 days, allowing for a total stay of up to 360 days per entry. After the 180 or 360 days, the visa holder must leave and re-enter Thailand to reset their stay for another 180 days.
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The Thailand Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) allows for multiple entries into Thailand, with each entry granting a stay of up to 180 days. This stay can be extended once per entry for an additional 180 days, allowing for a total stay of up to 360 days per entry. After the 180 or 360 days, the visa holder must leave and re-enter Thailand to reset their stay for another 180 days.
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@Jack ******
and to get the 180 day extension at your local Thai Immigration office requires submission of the documents you used to get the DTV visa... updated with bank account balance and continued purpose for the DTV visa.Greg ********
@Jack ******
AI is incorrect there. The DTV stands for "Destination Thailand Visa".Reply to
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Mercy *********
90 day reports are a separate thing that are simply stating you are remaining in TH more than 90 days. If at 180 days you plan to stay over on the DTV and do it in-country at immigration, then they will ask for supporting docs. If you leave the country and come back they aren't likely to ask for anything.
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@Mercy ********
And be careful, even when you visit immigration for 180 days extension, you still have to do second TM47 90 day report around day 180James ********
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correct ✅Reply to
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Jack *******
My dtv is 180 days then can extend for another 180 days. Why are sone people going at 90 days or was i told wrong info from visa man
Jared *********
@Jack ******
two separate things. 90 day report is a report to update your address with imimmigration. 180 days is the entry stamp for his long you can stay each time you enter the country (unless you get an extension)Pete *******
@Jack ******
you need to report your address every continuous 90 day period whilst in Thailand. Completely separate process from a 180 day visa extension.Greg ********
@Jack ******
The 90 Day Report ie TM47 report is for people staying 90 days consecutively in Thailand on many visa types. Not just DTV. For example B and O visa holders do it too. It seems many DTV holders are not aware of this as not told when visa issued by the MFAJack *******
@Greg *******
thanks mateGreg ********
@Jack ******
MFA should really be telling people. It could be a simple note on the visa. Not doing it will not incur any penalties 99% of the time. However, if immigration wanted to be arsed and find fault the door is open of people not doing it.Reply to
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Dan **********
@Jack ******
my understanding is 180 on arrival as per passport stamp. Can extend once for another 180 days in country. After which you must leave and re-enter for the next 180 days to startJohn *******
@Dan *********
two different things. You get 180 days (DTV) when you enter and you can extend (at immigration office), another 180 days. Separately, almost all foreigners need to report to immigration every 90 days for your “check in”.Dan **********
@John ******
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