Hi does anyone know the immigration new years opening dates in January for the 90 day check ins?

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I’m confused about the 90 day check-in with the DTV visa.

1. Do you have to show a bank statement with the 500,000 THB in the bank when you check-in at 90 days?

2. Do you have to do a 90 check-in after every re-entry or once a year?

Thanks in advance for your help in clarifying

Hi there,

Hopefully this makes sense …

If I upload a booking of 6 months for accomadation, but I don’t end up staying at that accomadation, will there be problems on the 90 day check ins - has anyone had any experience with this?

Thank you for any help! 😊

Coming up to the first time we need to do a 90 day check in.

Firstly, online would be preferable. Does anyone have any advice please?

Finally, I presume we want to leave it as late as possible as the next 90 days starts the day we do it. Is this correct?

Arrived in Thailand - August 24 on DTV visa. Based in Chaiyaphum, visited immigration yesterday for 90 day check in, they confirmed I needed to do this.

In regards to my next visit, they are saying I can get an extension for another 6 months or if I leave the country and come back in I will need to report and show evidence of funds in the bank. I did not think this was an ongoing requirement?

I think I am the first and only person in the area on the DTV visa as they had to do some research before confirming.

Is ongoing proof of funds a requirement for DTV that others have experienced?

Thanks 🙏

How many days before the 90 day check in will immigration let me check in?

Hello, fellow DTV holders! Has anyone completed their 90-day check-in with this visa? Could you share what the paperwork and process are like for those of us with the same visa?

Morning. I'm supposed to do my 90 day check in today but came down with the good ol stomach flu. Is it OK if I'm a day late for it? Or should I not risk it?

This question will be about an unusual 90 day check-in situation.

My next 90 day check-in is due in 24 November. I just renewed my passport (new number), then I received my one year visa extension, with multiple entry permit.

I'm visiting S Korea for a few days next week, returning to Thailand on 24 October.

I know that under normal circumstances, my first 90 day check-in after visa extension must be done in person AND the clock resets on the 90 day check-in from the day I return from Korea, making the new in-person 90 check-in date 24 February.

Since I have a new passport number, does that change anything?

My agency of multiple years seems to have dropped the ball on doing my 90-day checkin for me. They've done all of them no problem since I moved to Thailand in 2021, but I noticed they didn't email me as usual. When I inquired they said that, yes they'd done the check in for me but it was rejected. Has anyone been in this situation before? They're not being clear about what this means or what I need to do. Is it an emergency or something that can be smoothed over?