My wife and I are planning a long cycle tour which is longer than 90 days. Based in Buriram.

As we will stop over in several villages/towns, and at least 3 provinces, how would I go about submitting 90 day reporting?

I think i am correct I have to report in person fof my first 90 day reporting so would do this in Buriram.

But after that?

Today I did my second 90 day reporting at central Festival Chiang Mai. Very straightforward. The shopping centre opens at 11, but you can go to immigration from 9. Just ask the guy on the gate.

I also picked up a re-entry form for my imminent visit to the Uk.

Hello,

I’d like to inquire about my first 90-day reporting for my retirement visa in Bangkok. The date in my passport is listed as 14th June. Am I required to report exactly on that date, or is it possible to do so a few days earlier?

Also, could you please let me know what documents or requirements I should prepare for the reporting?

Thank you very much for your assistance.

It helps to answer interview in Thai 💕 officer will be nicer 💕 first applied last year in my home country, confident with bank account n yearly income but was met with (we don't have bilateral agreements with Thai govt so we don't know what to charge)

So to rush to get in I did ED visa which helped me to learn Thai เรียนภาษาไทย but 😩 unable to travel out. So I took the plunge & one way ticket out. Lesson learnt to check on bank holidays it was a grueling 18 days wait with just an appointment date. But I think 2 points to learn from this

1) Glad I got an agent, pay 100USD to save on headache, help me check on docs & even advise me retaking photo showing my ears and no teeth to prevent rejection. They help to push along documents.

2) Sometimes you just have to push through, follow instructions, be there early not on time, before office opens (everyone had appointment at 9.30am) what a cute arrangement 😂 just persevere. Be prepared for the weather (correction : thks for helping below, so I be sure not to miss deadline reporting save fine money 😊)

l Went to immigration in Chiang Mai to do my 90 day drive thru today and I think they made a mistake. They put my next report 2 months from now instead of 3, I didn't notice till later. Plus they gave me back the form I have to give stapled to the old paper and with the old date crossed out and the new report date written with a fluorescent highlighter pen. I'm confused. I saw the car in front get the same papers given to them and I thought they had made a mistake and they had to go back but now I don't know what to think or do . Any ideas? Thanks.

Hey guys, my 90 day report is due soon, can I do it online? If so what’s the website? Thanks

I now have my retirement Visa and I'm within my 90 days before the first report in if I leave the country before then does my 90-day start when I return and then can I report to another immigration office other than the one that I initiated at

I have multiple entries so I can return to the states to finish the business and come back I just need to know if my 90-day check-in starts again when I return and can I change the immigration office

I am on Non-Immigrant "B" visa. I missed my 90 days report last month. My visa is valid until 31 March 2026. Should I go to the Immigration, file the 90 days report late and pay the 2000 baht fine or can I ignore it?

I just did my 90 day reporting in Chiang Mai as a DTV and it took less than 5 minutes. I was prepared to spend the whole day there. So happy the process was smooth

Hey all, seeking advice for my upcoming move to Bangkok. I'm on a non-O retirement visa and have always handled my extensions in Phuket or Hua Hin. Now, I'll be living with my girlfriend in her condo here in BKK. Could anyone offer insights on:

> TM30 reporting when living in a girlfriend's condo?

> Key differences or things to prepare for when dealing with the Bangkok immigration office for my annual extension?