How do I file for the 90-day stay notification in Thailand online?

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For those needing information about filing for your 90 day stay notification this is what I found on the Thai Immigration site - I just completed my first filing (did the whole thing online) - very straight forward and took me approximately 10 minutes.

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https://tm47.immigration.go.th/manual/IndexForeign.html

Ask Thailand · Answer

A user shares their experience with the online process for filing a 90-day stay notification in Thailand, stating it took about 10 minutes to complete. This sparked a discussion among community members, highlighting that the first filing typically must be done in person at the immigration office or through an agent. Comments suggest confusion about approval statuses, the necessity of confirmation emails, and mention that subsequent filings may not require in-person visits. Additional insights included tips for dealing with immigration officers.Overall, the conversation serves to clarify filing procedures and expectations regarding approval.

Wannikea ********* · Answer

You get 2 emails, the first one comes almost immediately and acknowledges that the report is filed, and the second can take a few hours or days and states whether it's approved or rejected.

Henrik ***** · Answer

I was told by Immigration, that there will never be a second 90 day report on DTV, since every visa period is max 180 days.

DTV_Be******* · Answer

First one needs to be completed in person at the immigration office

First time is first time and anytime you return from an international trip and stay 90 consecutive days in country

Anonymous ****************** · Answer

Thing is... Please update us again if it is approved or rejected.

Henrik ***** · Answer

On DTV there is only first ones ( to be done in person ) since the 2. one is day 180, where you either have to have done an extension or have left the country.

Then you start from 0 again in a NEW visaperiod.

Stephan *********** · Answer

Anonymus... so it's not too embarrassing after the application is rejected... 😁

Anonymous ****************** · Answer

First one always has to be done in person.  Or with an agent in person.  You’ll initially get a submission confirmation and ins day or two a decline.

Christopher *********** · Answer

If you end up having to go to your immigration office in person I would give the officer a tip and ask for their mobile phone/Line number. Has proven useful to me previously.