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What are the requirements and rules for the 90-day check-in and the extension to 180 days in Thailand?

Oct 27, 2025

2 months ago

So the 90 day check in, what all do you have to bring/do to extend it to 180 days? Or is it 180 days per entry? Do I have to have 15k each time I go or do they revoke my visa?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

90-day reporting in Thailand is mandatory for foreigners who stay for 90 consecutive days. This process is free and is unrelated to the requirements of your visa. To complete the 90-day check-in, you need to present your passport and the TM30 registration form. If you're on a DTV visa, it typically allows a 180-day stay per entry, and leaving Thailand before 90 days resets the count. If you leave during days 91 to 180, the 90-day reporting requirement will restart upon your return.

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2 months ago

David **********

I'm guessing you're on the DTV which allows you 180 days stay each entry. 90 day reporting is required ANY time you are in Thailand for 90 consecutive days. So if you leave between day 91 and 180, the 90 days restarts on the day you return to Thailand. 90 day reporting is free and has nothing to do with your visa, so they will not check to see if you meet the conditions required to obtain your visa.

2 months ago

Tyanne ******

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@David *********

thank you!

2 months ago

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Tyanne ******

John **********

You report you spend 90 consecutive days inside Thailand. If you leave before 90 days the clock resets. You bring your passport and your TM30 registration. Totally independent of and unrelated to your visa

2 months ago

Graham ******

@John *********

except for LTR ;)

2 months ago

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Graham ******

Colin **********

90 day reporting has nothing to do about your visa. (If thats what your talking about) its free.

2 months ago

Tyanne ******

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@Colin *********

do we report every 90 days or 180 days?

2 months ago

Lynnette *******

@Tyanne *****

the clue is in the title "90 day report". So it's 90 days.

2 months ago

Jay *******

@Lynnette ******

so your saying 90 days means 90 days? How would someone ever figure that out 😆 🤣 😂

2 months ago

Lynnette *******

@Jay ******

yes, it's a mystery! Like those who ask about 90 day (continuous days) report and say they left before 90 days so do they need to do the report when back. 🤦

2 months ago

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Colin **********

@Tyanne *****

90 days, then 90 days, then 90 days and so on. It only resets if you leave Thailand

2 months ago

Colin **********

If your on a visa extension. It will tell you the date it ends, in most cases 12 months

2 months ago

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