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What documents do I need for my 90-day check-in in Thailand as a remote worker on a DTV visa?

90-day check-in Thailand immigration visa requirements TM30 TM47 remote workers DTV visa expat advice

Jun 20, 2025

10 months ago

AB ***

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I'm coming up on my 90 days check in.

I'm a Remote Worker for a foreign company.

I prefer to do the 90 days check in without leaving Thailand.

Any recent successful stories?

What document do I need?

Please let me know if I'm missing anything:

Passport 

National License

TM30  - 1 Year Condo

eVisa - DTV 

Employment Verification  

Employment Pay Stubs

>50K HYSA Monthly Statement

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is preparing for a 90-day check-in while in Thailand as a remote worker and is inquiring about the necessary documents. They list several documents including a passport, national license, TM30, visa, employment verification, and pay stubs. However, community comments clarify that many of these documents may not be required, emphasizing the necessity for a passport, TM30, and the completion of a TM47 form for this specific process. Additionally, it is mentioned that the initial check-in must be done in person but subsequent reports can be filed online.

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Trikker **********

You need your passport and maybe tm30 , I only bought my passport when went to immigration office to do my 90 days rapport they didn't request other documents, you can do it online too

10 months ago

Henrik *****

Look and learn on the website of the local immigration office.

or learn to use the search field.

10 months ago

Pui *****

Your statement doesn't make sense. You only file a 90 day report for every 90 days that you have been in Thailand consecutively. If you leave the country before the next 90 day report is due, then you wouldn't file one from outside the country, which you mentioned as an option, as you haven't stayed 90 days consecutively since your last report.

10 months ago

Darin ********

@Pui ****

correct and tm47 is only for long term visas. The first 90 report needs to be done in person ( correct me if it has changed), register after that and report online free of charge. I just did my last three reports tm47 online and all were approved within two hours and a copy is emailed, you are required to print a copy and keep with your passport. I have never been asked for my passport unless we are travelling and checking into a hotel.

10 months ago

AB ***

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@Pui ****

Thanks, I have a better understanding now, I was confuse between 90 days check in vs extension.

10 months ago

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Bob **********

You can only do the 90 day in Thailand it’s the simplest thing you can do at an immigration office,bring your passport,your TM30 and fill out the tm47 form

10 months ago

Shayne **********

My first 90 day report on the DTV.

TM 47 and passport and 2 minutes in the drive thru.

10 months ago

Pete *******

You are confusing a 90 day report with an in country 180 day extension.

10 months ago

AB ***

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@Pete ******

I appreciate the observation, I think you're right. I may have been over prepared for my Check In. I think I need these documents for Visa Extension and only TM47 and printed Passport Bio plus Passport Stamp in for Check In.

10 months ago

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Stuart *********

Depends on the office you use but you shouldn’t need most of that. You may need the TM30, a filled out TM47 form a copy of your passport photo page and entry stamp and a print of your visa.

10 months ago

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Stuart *********

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