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How can I report my 90-day stay with a DTV Visa in Thailand?

DTV Visa 90-day report TM30 Visa extension Immigration process Thailand expat guide

Ivan *******

asked Jan 2, 2025

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Hello all, I have DTV Visa and ￼my 90 days is going to be on Sunday I just realized. 

So I need to do my￼ 90 days report tomorrow.

I have my TM 30, so whoever did this first extension, can you advise me where it can be done and what is the process, since I know that first extension cannot be done online. 

Or if too complicated should it be done through an agent? 

Thanks

Answer summary

The user with a DTV Visa needs to report their 90-day stay, which is due soon. They inquire about the process of doing so, mentioning they have their TM30 form but are unsure whether to do it themselves or hire an agent. Responses indicate that the report must be made to the office where the TM30 is registered. It can be done between 15 days before and 7 days after the due date, and the process involves filling out form TM47 and providing copies of relevant identification and entries.

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James ********

Where are you living in Thailand?

2 years ago

Allnew ********

You must have tm30 to report yourself for 90 days.

Or do something that I can help do but there is a cost.

2 years ago

Will ************

It’s only your 90 day report. One month before your 180 days are up apply for the 180 day extension

2 years ago

Tod *********

@Will ***********

people on DTV are obligated to do 90 day reporting just like everyone else (except people on LTR visas)

2 years ago

Ivan *******

@Wi**

is 180 day extention chargable?

2 years ago

Will ************

@Ivan ******

Yes and you may need paperwork

2 years ago

James ********

@Lee **********

Good Luck 🍀 paying that. We are 🙏🙏🙏 that's TRUE.

2 years ago

Lee ***********

@James *******

it's 1900tb as per immigration for the extension

2 years ago

James ********

@Ivan ******

NOT known yet. Just do a simple BORDER BOUNCE by land or air to get a NEW 180 day stamp.

2 years ago

Ivan *******

@Wi**

do you have details of paperwork and the charges?

2 years ago

Greg ********

You need to go to the office your TM30 is registered with. You can also go next week. It is 15 days before and 7 days after due date it can be done. It is easy to do yourself. Fill in form TM47 which you will get at the office. Copies of biometric passport page, visa and entry stamps plus TM30. Some offices are very efficient and others take time but the process is not complex.

2 years ago