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What are the TM-30 and immigration reporting requirements for a workation DTV in Thailand?

TM-30 90-day report DTV visa border bounce immigration rules long-term stay visa management

Sep 19, 2025

2 months ago

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

ORIGINAL POSTER

Question 1: Once I enter initially on a workation DTV, do I need to submit a TM-30 within a day or two?                            Question 2: Do I need to border bounce on day 180, or do I need to border bounce on day 179? When I re-enter the 180 day clock starts over, right? Or do I need to check in with immigration every 30 days?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Upon entering Thailand on a workation DTV, a TM-30 form must be submitted by the hotel or landlord within 24 hours. Regarding the 180-day visa condition, you can border bounce on day 180 or leave before that, specifically on day 179, to reset your 180-day period. Additionally, a 90-day immigration report is required after 90 consecutive days in Thailand.

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

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as a slow traveler, I intend to move around somewhat often, Provence to Provence, region to region. How does that affect things like immigration check-ins, driver's license application processing, etc?

2 months ago

Henrik *****

It’s the hotel / landlord who has to make the TM30 within 24 hours, and a new one will be done everytime you change adress.

After 90 CONSECUTIVE days in Thailand you must file a 90-day report at Immigration.

2 months ago

Wannikea *********

You'll get a stamp on your passport you'll leave by midnight on that date

2 months ago

Greg ********

1) TM30 submitted within 24 hours of arriving in accom. 2) Can leave on day 180 but arrival is day 1 3) you get another 180 days upon re-entry 4) it is a 90 day report

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What are the requirements for 90-day reporting with a DTV visa in Thailand?

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Do I need to report to immigration every 90 days with a DTV visa in Thailand?

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What is the process and required paperwork for the 90-day immigration check-in for DTV holders in Thailand?

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