What should I do if I have not filed my 90-day report and TM30 in Thailand for 1.5 years?

Ellen Chamberlain DTV for muay thai as a leisure activity, gym membership, NOT courses for education.

These are very different requirements.

ED visa require attendance and can be audited by immigration, failure to attend could lead to cancelation of extension.

DTV is not audited or required attendance simply having purchased a membership/training is enough to comply.

You are notvrequired to have any more than your original purchase for the 5 years. BUT if you try and extend while in Thailand you basically have to prove everything as in the first application.

So a quik border bounce and renetry gives you 6 months each time.

Rae Wang very good but as you know If the landlord fails to do this, the following consequences apply:

Who is fined the landlord is liable for a fine, typically ranging from 800 to 2,000 Baht for each instance of non-registration.

Who suffers the practical consequences the foreign tenant often faces the most trouble, as they will need the TM30 receipt for visa extensions, 90-day reports, or other immigration services.

It’s messy and blaming the landlord although correct it’s the responsibility of the tenant to ensure it’s done and don’t assume it’s done.

I call it stupidity if you don’t have a plan you plan to fail.

Immigration can make it very difficult for you if you couldn’t be bothered why should they.

It’s then everything by the book. You will become frustrated and that makes it worst.

Rae Wang The OP doesn't need a new visa or re-entry permit

Rae Wang rude

try reading the op. he's been here 1 and a half years

Rae Wang They have not broken a law, they do have to stay 90 days.. The fact they are asking as they are planning to stay beyond 90 days indicates they are law abiding.

you didnt get any of the multitude of landlords to file it. You failed to notify ceasing Muay thai. '' if you stay in Thailand for more than 90 consecutive days on a long-term visa (such as retirement, marriage, business, education, or digital nomad visas), you are required to file a 90-day report with Thai Immigration. This process is officially called the Notification of Staying in the Kingdom over 90 Days.

Key Points

Who must file: Any foreigner staying in Thailand longer than 90 days on a visa that allows temporary residence.

What it involves: Reporting your current residential address to Immigration every 90 days.

How to file:

In person at an Immigration Office

By mail (registered post)'' You quote a rule that doesnt exist. Everyone files 90 day.

Rae Wang how is he breaking the law. please give a specific honest answer.

Rae Wang wtf are you talking about...