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What are the reporting requirements for foreigners staying in Thailand on a DTV visa?

DTV visa TM30 form 90-day reporting requirement Thailand immigration rules residence notification requirements

Oct 23, 2024

5 months ago

Anonymous *************

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I am currently staying in Thailand on the DTV. I heard there are some requirements for reporting where you stay while in the country.

Anyone have a link to those requirements?

How strict are they? Is it a hard requirement?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are staying in Thailand on a DTV visa, you are required to comply with certain reporting requirements. You (or your landlord) must file a TM30 form to notify the authorities of your residence. Additionally, you must submit a 90-day report to the immigration office, which is required once you've been in the country for 90 days without leaving. These requirements are considered strict, and it is essential to adhere to them to avoid potential legal issues.

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Christopher *********

I am on DTV visa I have not heard of any requirements. Besides 90 day report and you just need passport when you check-in

5 months ago

Tod *********

@Christopher ********

every foreigner IN thailand is required to have a TM30 filed, now whether you do it or your land lord or your hotel someone files a TM30 saying you're registered as staying at xxx address

5 months ago

Christopher *********

@Tod ********

no that is not true. I have been in Bangkok for over a year. I don't have tm30.

Now I live at my girlfriend House. Does my girlfriend need to register me with the government?

I don't care either way but I am saying when I went to imigration they did not ask for that.

5 months ago

Deepak *******

@Christopher ********

It's required, but you won't be asked unless you want to get immigration services like extensions, certificates of residence, etc.

5 months ago

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Deepak *******

Tod *********

you or your land lord files a TM30 (notification of foreigner in residence) form, and then you file a 90 day report once you've been IN country for 90 days without leaving

5 months ago

Howe *****

@Tod ********

your land lord files TM30, and you file TM47, the first time must at immigration office

5 months ago

Amin ***********

@Tod ********

Hmm, people who’re in Thailand on the DTV visa must do 90-day reports? Or am I misunderstanding something. Thank you

5 months ago

Andy ************

@Amin **********

Why wouldn't they? Just about every other visa has to report every 90 days. Only exception is the LTR

5 months ago

John *******

@Amin **********

yes.

5 months ago

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John *******

David ********

@Tod ********

why do we need to do this when the application already asks for your hotel / reservation

5 months ago

Tod *********

Sadly

@David *******

you're confused 😮

the information you use to FILE an application for a visa at a thai consulate in another country has abso-tively, posi-lutely ZERO to do with anything INSIDE thailand

You are still required to file a TM30 showing where you're staying IN thailand and then you're required to file a 90 day report after you've been in country for 90 days continuously 🙂

5 months ago

John **********

@David *******

if you are staying in a hotel they should file the TM30 but you will need to get a copy from them to take to immigration. You're required by law to report the fact you have been inside Thailand for 90 consecutive days and to make the report you need a TM30

5 months ago

Phil *******

@David *******

you planning on staying in the same hotel for the full 5 years of your visa then?

5 months ago

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Phil *******

Romain ****

@Tod ********

this ✅

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