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What do I need to know for my first 90-day report in Thailand with family on DTV?

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Nov 7, 2025

4 days ago

David ***********

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Hello All! Everything been smooth with DTV since I got it. 

For 90 day report, my first one, Krabi immigration. 

1. What do I need to bring?

2. I understand I must show up personally in the office (remotely send docs not possible?).

3. I have wife and two small kids 2 and 4. All with DTV. I read I can go myself and bring their docs. Or do we all need to travel?

Thank you Xperts!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user seeks advice on the requirements and processes for their first 90-day report at Krabi immigration while on a DTV visa. They inquire about necessary documents to bring, the need for personal attendance at the office, and whether family members need to accompany them or if documents can be submitted on their behalf.

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David ***********

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Thank you! 🙏 i FU accordingly

3 days ago

Ian **********

Check with the local office, as rules vary.

3 days ago

Henrik *****

Read the local Immigration office’s website.

3 days ago

Luit *****************

You can do 90 day reporting for all of you as long as you bring the docs, in fact you also can hire somebody else to do this for you, so I really don't understand the reason why it can not be done online, but Thai rules are not always logical.

Another option is to send the needed info with registered mail, also not logical but it works and is seen as in person.

3 days ago

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