90 day reporting confusion.

I always thought the 90 day reporting is not linked to the visa dates, just entry I to the country.

I entered Thailand on the 29 Aug. on a 60 free stamp. Then applied for a initial Non-O visa valid to the 8 Jan 2025.

I just now went to Chiang Mai immigration drive through at the airport office to do my 90 day reporting.

The officer looked at my Non-O visa and told me; no need to do 90 day reporting. Do it next time.

Asking, next time from what date? He just shrugged and told me, no need to do it now.

Does not make sense. I think I go back next week and maybe there is another officer…

Anyone got the same experience or any advice?

I have a Multi entry type non O visa.

I am due to fly out to Cambodia soon. My return date is the 11th of December.

I fly out again on March 11

This is 90 days, ( 91 if you count 11th of December as day 1)

My question is will I be required to complete a 90 day reporting ?

Thanks for any advice

How far in advance of my 90 day reporting (first one) can I attend immigration to complete? What should I take with me? (Chaing Mai)

Hello,

I am looking for some advice regarding applying for soft-power the Muay Thai training route for my DTV visa. I'll be applying at the nearest embassy within the next week or so.

I currently live in Hua Hin, however, I plan to move to Chiang Mai in the next month.

I can get my Muay Thai acceptance letter here in Hua Hin from a local gym and apply (outside nearest embassy) before I move to Chiang Mai. My question is, will this be an issue if I get my Muay Thai DTV visa from a gym in Hua Hin but I report for my 90-day report in Chiang Mai, I won't have a Hua Hin lease anymore, I'll have a Chiang Mai lease? I am aware this is all very new for everyone in this community and things are very fluid when it comes to Thai visas and regulations.

I just want to get people's thoughts if this will be an issue when I report for my 90 day report in Chiang Mai with an approved DTV Muay Thai acceptance visa from Hua Hin.

A lot of people move around the country quite often from one destination to the other. I just don't know if anyone has encountered something similar to this matter.

Waiting and applying from Chiang Mai with a local Muay Thai gym is also an option. I just want to get things set up the sooner the better, less things to take care of once I move to Chiang Mai.

Also, if anyone has any good gyms in Chiang Mai that you can recommend to get a DTV Muay Thai acceptance letter would be greatly appreciated.

I also researched this community's previous post and could not find any relevant information regarding my question, this is the reason for my inquiry.

Any opinions are greatly appreciated.

Stay safe and I wish everyone the best.

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Hello

I returned to Thailand on a retirement visa with multi re-entry permit which expires April 2025. My address has changed but I am still in the same city where I received my retirement visa.

Do I or my landlord need to file a TM 30? I have been back a few weeks but have been traveling.

Thank you very much

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