When is the 90-day check-in required: after first entry or most recent re-entry to Thailand?

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Dec 27, 2024

11 days ago

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Does the 90-day check-in need to be 90 days after you first enter Thailand (and activate the DTV) or 90 days after your most recent entry?

I activated my DTV at the end of November and then left for 10 days to Taiwan and re-entered at the end of December...

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The 90-day check-in for a DTV visa in Thailand is based on your most recent entry into the country, not the initial entry. Therefore, you will need to report every 90 days after each re-entry.

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Bob **********

Most recent it re starts every time you re enter

11 days ago

Elías ********

After 90 days of continuous stay in the country. That's why many people on the DTV never need to do one, due frequent travels abroad.

11 days ago

Ray *****

From the most recent entry

11 days ago

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