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What documents do I need for my first 90-day report in Bangkok on a DTV and what is the correct office to visit?

90-day report DTV TM.6 form TDAC TM.30 receipt Visa requirements Chamber of Commerce Chaengwattana office One Bangkok office

May 7, 2025

a month ago

Michael ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I'm preparing for my first 90 day report in Bangkok on a DTV.

The official website lists the following documentation for an in-person report:

1. Passport

2. Departure TM.6 card (TM.6)

3. Notification of staying over 90 days (in case of having already notified of staying over 90 days) 

4. Fill in details in TM.47 form and sign your name 

I don't have a TM.6 (I understand they may have been stopped years ago?). I also understand the TM.6 has more recently been replaced by the TDAC but I don't have one of those yet either. Can I just ignore this section?

Secondly, for my first 90 day report can I do it in person at the new One Bangkok office (I understand the Chamchuri Square office has closed, although it is still listed on the official website).

Any advice appreciated. Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

This post addresses the requirements for an expatriate's first 90-day report in Bangkok while holding a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV). The user seeks clarification on the necessity of the TM.6 card, which might not be essential due to its suspension for air travelers, and inquires about the current submission location since the Chamchuri Square office has closed. Comments provide additional details, emphasizing the need for a TM.30 receipt with the current address and clarifying that the One Bangkok office does not handle 90-day reports. The Chaengwattana office is suggested as the correct location.

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Roland *********

About non exiting TM6: Once Koh Phangan Immigration sent to next building Police to get issued TM6. Immigration told: even so we never needed to fill TM6 it is still exist, just has to be requested via police. (Completelly useless and makes no sense to me and I had to pay for

That)

a month ago

Ellie *******

You also need a TM.30 receipt with your current address in Bangkok.

Don't worry about TM.6 if you don't have. It's been suspended for years for travellers coming by air.

You have to go to the Chaengwattana office, Government complex building B.

The One Bangkok office wouldn't deal with 90-day reports unless your extension has been issued by BOI/IEAT.

a month ago

Limp ********

You only need TM30 and TM47 filled, that's it and passport with you.

a month ago

Michael ***********

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@Limp *******

my landlord said the TM30 was filed electronically and they don’t have any paperwork to provide me to prove it. Does that sound plausible? Would that be an issue when I go for my meeting?

a month ago

Tod *********

@Michael **********

I'd say it's

*****

There is a good chance they will not ask you for the hard copy of the TM 30 because they can see that one is filed, so as long as you use the exact address when you do your 90-day report

Worst case they say you can't do it without a receipt that a tm30 was filed on you and you have the landlord file a new one, and this time export and print the PDF file and then go back and do a 90-day report after that

a month ago

Tod *********

@Michael **********

I had messaged you about this when I declined the first post with all the linx in it 😛

a month ago

Tod *********

@Michael **********

sounds like they didn't know what they were doing when they filed it because they have 7 days to recall the data and PRINT out the PDF that shows a TM30 was filed for you

It looks like this

a month ago

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Tod *********

Michael ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Ellie ******

thank you. How would I get a TM30 receipt? Ask my landlord?

a month ago

Ellie *******

@Michael **********

, yes, your landlord is supposed to provide one.

a month ago