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What is the validity period for a DTV visa in Thailand: 90 days or 180 days?
Jul 29, 2025
9 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, my DTV visa says 180 days but a separate website says 90, which is it?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The DTV visa allows for a stay of up to 180 days per entry in Thailand. However, visa holders are required to report their address to the local immigration office every 90 days. This reporting requirement is separate from the visa validity period and is mandatory for all foreigners residing in Thailand.
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Elías ********
What?
Rok ********
Valid for 180 days but required to report at 90 if you are staying so long
John *********
Nonsense from anonymous algorithm bots 👋
Simon ******
180 days but there's a 90 day report. First one has to be done in person, second one can be online i think 🤔
Wannikea *********
For the uninitiated, every foreigner is required to report 90 consecutive days of being in Thailand to the local immigration office with jurisdiction over where your latest TM30 has been filed.
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you to everyone, I will visit immigration tomorrow and report in
Jared *********
I think you're referring to two different things.
First, the visa allows you to stay up to 180 days each time you enter ter the country.
Separately there is a requirement to provide an update to the local immigration office of your address every 90 days (this is not related to the visa).
First, the visa allows you to stay up to 180 days each time you enter ter the country.
Separately there is a requirement to provide an update to the local immigration office of your address every 90 days (this is not related to the visa).
Nikki **************
You have to check in after 90 days then boarder run after 180 days
Pui *****
What website shows 90? Name and shame.
Stephan ***********
Oh my... always a surprise how some people manage to get a visa at all... 🙄🤔
Steve *******
It's 180 days per entry. Nothing else.
Oh, and block Alex Reno
Oh, and block Alex Reno
Peter *********
@Steve ******
this was explained to me the sameBobby *********
@Steve ******
yeah no place for losers here @Alex *****
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Alain ***************
My visa says nothing about days except valid until date. It’s the stamp in your passport from border control that counts
Dany ********
@Alain **************
you need to do a 90d report when you stay more than 90 days. its a standard procedure for most thai visaAlessandro ***********
@Al***
you need to do a 90 day report at local immi office.Reply to
Alessandro ***********
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Brian ********
Follow the documentation you have.
You have to do 90 day reporting though.
You have to do 90 day reporting though.
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Brian ********
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