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What documents are needed for a 90-day report in Thailand on a DTV visa?
90-day reportDTV visaTM30TM47immigration requirementsThailand visa guidelinesexpat adviceRayong immigration office
Mar 27, 2026
a month ago
Kristian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERmorning, for my first 90 day report on a DTV Incan just arrive at immigration with passport and 1900 baby, nothing else required right? all the docs etc will be there.
TLDR : Answer Summary
To complete your first 90-day report on a DTV visa in Thailand, you primarily need your passport and proof of TM30 filing by your landlord. The process is free, and the only fee mentioned (1900 THB) pertains to extension applications, not the 90-day report. Depending on the immigration office, additional documents like a TM47 may be required, but generally, the essential requirement is the TM30 confirmation.
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Poul **********
Is a house rental contract required in addition to TM47 + TM30 for first time 90 days reporting in Rayong?
Kristian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERIn and out in 5 minutes (Samui), thanks for the advice!
Ant ***********
If you are going in person
Most important thing you need is a copy of your TM30 files by your accommodation or landlord
And your passport
That is all
Most important thing you need is a copy of your TM30 files by your accommodation or landlord
And your passport
That is all
Erica ********
90-day reporting is free. Need TM47, TM30 and photocopies of your passport.
Jack ********
Erica Cheong depends on the office. Hua Hin just requires your passport to be handed over and a TM30 in the computer. Really shouldn’t be making general statements because each office is different.
Kristian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERJack Wilburthank you
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Jordan *******
You should pay
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Graham ******
Jordan Davis not for a 90 day report, that's the fee for an extension application (and it's 1900 btw)
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Ray ******
1900 baht for what ??????
John **********
Your landlord or owner of the property you live in will need to have filed a TM30 stating you live there, so ask them for the receipt and take it with you. There is no charge for a 90 day report
Sue **********
TM30 and TM47 may be required depending on immigration
Marianne ********
Sue Heimchen The 90 day report is the TM47.
Ant ***********
Marianne Holmen
Online Yes
In person need TM30
Online Yes
In person need TM30
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Chris *******
A lot of visa agents will do it for between 100 and 200 baht
Jack ********
It’s free
Colin **********
1,900thb for doing the 90day report? Its free
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