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How will a trip to Japan affect my 90-day reporting and 180-day visa in Thailand?

DTV Visa 90-day Reporting TM30 Visa Rules Travel to Japan Thailand Immigration Condo Lease in BKK

Aug 15, 2025

3 months ago

Russell **********

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My apologies if this has been covered, but I just want to be clear on a few things:

I just arrived on DTV a few weeks ago and stamped in for 180 days. I now have a 1 year condo lease in BKK.

I would like to visit Japan right around the 90 day mark for a week or so.  How does that affect my 90 day reporting and my 180 day? This would be my first 90 day report and I will have a TM30 this week from landlord.

Should I carry all the DTV docs with me?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion revolves around the question of how traveling to Japan while on a DTV visa impacts the 90-day report and 180-day stay requirements in Thailand. It is clarified that if you leave Thailand before the 90-day mark, you do not need to file a 90-day report; upon re-entry, you receive a new 180 days. Additionally, it is advised to get the landlord to resubmit the TM30 upon returning and to carry digital copies of DTV documents when traveling.

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Michael *******

90d report reset if you leave thailand.

Try to atleast get a digital version of your dtv document if border immigration ask for it.

3 months ago

DTV_Be*******

If you leave <89 or less everyone you never have to do a 90 day report

If you stay static >90 you have to do a 90 day report

Your initial 90 day report has to be in person

What does initial mean it means anytime you stay static in Thailand for >90 days at a time

3 months ago

DTV_Be*******

@Andrew *****

every time you return from an international trip it’s your initial TM47 submission for the 90 day report in person at the Sotomor

Unless you travel every 89 or less days then you will never do a 90 day report

Good luck

3 months ago

Andrew ******

If you go out every 180days you must do every 90 day report in person. You can never do one online. If that’s true I understand

3 months ago

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Andrew ******

DTV_Begpacker you say the first 90 day report must be in person. But isn’t it the only 90 day report? Because the next one will be on another entry and it will be your first again. Right? With my comment I’m assuming you go out every 180 days.

3 months ago

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Andrew ******

Greg ********

When you get back ask the landlord to resubmit the TM30 again. Should take him a minute or 2

3 months ago

Elías ********

No 90-day report needed if you leave before day 90. You get 180 fresh days upon EACH entry.

3 months ago

James ********

@Elías *******

correct ✅