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What are the guidelines for submitting my first 90-day report online in Thailand?

Jul 9, 2025
10 months ago
Michael ************
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First time online 90 day report questions. The date on my slip is 25 July. What are the window of dates when I can submit my online [what is the website address] reporting? Additionally I've read here and elsewhere it's a bit tricky to do the first time. Can anyone please provide any tips or suggestions to make this initial attempt happen smoothly and efficiently? Thanking all in advance for your support and sharing of previous experiences. Sincerely, MG
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This post discusses the process of submitting a first-time 90-day report online in Thailand. The author asks for clarification on the submission window given a due date of 25 July and expresses concern about potential difficulties. Responses indicate that the online filing for the first report isn't permitted, with suggestions to match the address on the report with the TM30 filed and to take care during submission.
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Russell ********
You cant do it online first time.
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Adam *******
First 90-day report after each arrival must be done in person right?
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Wylie *******
@Adam ******
not necessarily. I filed my first report online after leaving the country and obtaining a new extension in a new province. Never hurts to try online first since you can apply 2 weeks prior.
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Matthew *********
@Wylie ******
I did my first online in Issan and no problem. Moved to bangkok and got rejected on next. Bangkok first you got to go in.
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Michael ************
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@Adam ******
in Bangkok it was that way after getting my one year retirement non-O Stamp
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Tod *********
You can file a 90 day report online from 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week before the due date <- So in your case if you have 25th of July as the due date you can apply online from the 11th until the 18th of July

this is the website;

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Make sure you get the address you put in to match the TM30 you have filed showing you're registered as staying at that address. That's what the system checks against.

Take your time, it's not a race, get it right,
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Michael ************
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Tod: Thank you for the information and the prompt reply. Have a good day, MG
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Tod *********
The only variable dates are when you entered thailand last and when your current entry stamp/visa/extension expires. Use the drop down calendar to select the dates
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