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What does the 90-day report in Thailand entail and what do you need to provide?

90-Day Report TM47 TM30 Visa Requirements DTV Visa Thailand Immigration Expat Living Visa Compliance

Jan 26, 2026

3 months ago

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

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90 day reprot

morning, just curious what the 90 day report entails? what do you need to take and what do they ask? do they ever ask to see the 500k baht again? or is just about where you’re based? thankss

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The 90-day report in Thailand, required for DTV visa holders staying over 90 days, involves confirming your address and is typically filed using form TM47. Initially, this requires an in-person visit, afterwards it can often be done online or by mail. You'll need to have a TM30, filed by your property owner upon your entry. Importantly, you will not need to present the 500,000 baht again for this process.

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Lane ********

Be ready to hand over this information

3 months ago

Elías ********

It entails to nothing. It's just a legal requirement for (almost)all foreigners.

3 months ago

Dave ***********

You have to file a TM30 first, which should have been done within 24 hours of your entry into Thailand. TM30 is the report buy your house/condo owner to confirm your are living in their property.

3 months ago

Dave ***********

Yes, they should do it for you

3 months ago

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

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@Dave **********

if i live at a hotel should they do this for me?

3 months ago

Greg ********

Anonymous participant Yes. Hotels must do this within 24 hours of your arrival

3 months ago

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

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@Greg *******

is it something i need to ask for and take with me or is it all done automatically online?

3 months ago

Greg ********

Anonymous participant Automatic by hotel

3 months ago

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Greg ********

Chris **********

Read my comprehensive post on this page to understand your visa mate. You don't have to show the 500k baht ever again

3 months ago

Greg ********

You will not be asked to show 500k

3 months ago

Peter ********

DTV visa holders staying in Thailand for over 90 consecutive days must file a 90-day report (TM47) to confirm their address, with the first report often requiring an in-person visit, while subsequent reports may be done online or by mail.

3 months ago

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

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@Peter *******

thank you

3 months ago

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

What is the 90-day reporting requirement for long-term visas in Thailand?

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3 months ago

What are the reporting requirements for a DTV visa holder in Thailand?