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How easy is it to complete a 90-day reporting for a DTV in Thailand?

90 Day Report DTV Visa Sakon Nakhon Immigration Visa Regulations Thailand Immigration Expat Experience

Jul 8, 2025

10 months ago

Andy *****

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Today I did the first 90 day report on a DTV 

Just to share the feedback, turned up at Sakon Nakhon immigration with just a passport.  No people in the building other than staff, few taps on the computer and done.  In and out in less than 10mins

It was far easier than I expected

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The user shares their positive experience completing the 90 day report for a DTV visa at Sakon Nakhon immigration, noting the process was quick and efficient, taking less than 10 minutes with just a passport. Comments suggest upcoming online options and varying opinions on the reliability of online services.

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Dwayne ********

Don’t trust anything online in this country, the majority of Thai are unskilled at everything. I just send the wife. Don’t even have to get off the sofa.

10 months ago

Jim *******

@Dwayne *******

Bullshit. Thais are as skilled as anyone in the world. Great doctors, dentists, civil engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers.

10 months ago

Dwayne ********

@Jim ******

blind & ignorance, well nice open. ‘YouTube’ is not an education which means, not skilled. Thai uncertified universities that allow rich families to buy their children/student’s degrees don’t mean they’re skilled. Most hospitals outside the 3 major Tourist districts (Pattaya, Phuket & Bangkok) don’t have real doctors nor technicians that can understand & operate any of the diagnostic equipment. They have no plumbers, no engineers, thus no qualified electrical technicians. Buy a house & you’ll figure it out, millennial tourist!

Go home, child.

10 months ago

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Bob **********

@Dwayne *******

bet your in great shape ,never had a problem doing it online

10 months ago

Dwayne ********

@Bob *********

I have disabilities which lie heavily in lower back & the legs. An age thing.

Bob **********

sorry to hear that

Dwayne ********

from a younger life where I always believed I was invincible. The youth effect.

10 months ago

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Jeremy ********

the next one you can do online

10 months ago

Bob **********

@Jeremy *******

there shouldn’t really be a next one as the DTV limit is 180 days exit on 179 no worries

10 months ago

Graham ******

@Jeremy *******

probably will be border bouncing as this will be 180 ;)

10 months ago

Andy *****

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@Jeremy *******

I will most probably go to Vietnam for a week to reset the 180 days rather than go for an extension. so my next 90 day will be next year and I expect in person again as it will be classed as the first one again

10 months ago

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