What are the reporting requirements for a DTV visa holder in Thailand?

IF you like to drive a car or motorbike, after 90 days in Thailand your national license in combination with your International Driving Permit are not longer valid.

You need a Thai driving license.

Just one of the things I never read on this page, only a lots of comments about a 90 day report.

You get an DTV but you don't even know what the rules are 🤔

Standard 90 day report

Have you tried to google 90 day report thailand?

requirement is based on Section 37(5) of the Immigration Act B.E. 2522. Specifically for the DTV, Thai Immigration Order # (2024) confirms that DTV holders must follow these reporting procedures.

How to Stay Compliant

The 90-Day Clock: Your count starts the day you enter Thailand. If you stay for 90 days straight without leaving, you must report.

The Reset Button: Every time you leave Thailand and re-enter, the clock resets to zero. Since your DTV is multiple-entry, taking a quick trip abroad before day 90 means you never have to file a report.

How to Report: If you do stay past 90 days, you can report in person at a local immigration office, by mail, or online (though the first report often must be done in person).

Timing: You must report within 15 days before or 7 days after your 90th day. Missing this window usually results in a 2,000 THB fine.

A few days before you reach 90 days you need to report ton immigration office. You just fill out a simple TM47 on where you live and sign.

Costs nothing a you get another 90 days before report of boarder cross.

90 days report and that's for ALL FOREIGNERS (except for LTR). Basic universal immigration rule you should get to know before applying for a visa.

Go do some research on 90 day reporting. Everyone on a DTV is required to report.