Was fined 2K THB today for missing 90 day reporting by a one day. Lets say I arrived on the 1st, I thought 1 day in Thailand would be on the 2nd. But the first day is included. It ran late due to a family emergency over the past few weeks. Immigration were very rude.

I'm wondering if this is a big deal to have this fine in my passport going forward. I have a DTV.

I just got my retirement extension at CW imm. I stayed in a hotel for 2 nights and they sent in the TM30 on me. So I’m at immigration and they asked if I stayed at the hotel. It turned out to be that that was the last entry. I said that I believed TM30 was for retuning from outside the country. They told me that it had changed and I have to report every single time. I believe this has something to do with some change in the system in September of this your. I believe that change erased my 11 year history staying at the exact same address, just from the way they talked. Not sure on that.

First time 90 day report for my O retirement visa, which I have to do in person.

I will be doing this at Hua Hin main immigration office. Some sites say I can do up to 14 days before due date. Can anyone confirm this as 'friends' have said it's 7 day's. Thanks 🙏

I can’t see on my DTV visa where it says 90 day check in etc

Can someone show me where I should see the 90 day check in? Will I see on my passport? Or will I get another email when I enter the country?

I arrived in Hua Hin on the 10th of October and went to Immigration at Bluport to transfer my retirement Visa stamps from my old passport to my recently renewed passport. At the desk I was told to go to the main immigration office just outside of town.

I asked her how long did I have before that had to be done, but unfortunately, I didn’t get a clear answer.

It would be helpful if somebody could give me an answer

So the 90 day check in, what all do you have to bring/do to extend it to 180 days? Or is it 180 days per entry? Do I have to have 15k each time I go or do they revoke my visa?

When do I need the TM30 first time? For the 90 days report?

Generally, could I also use a TM29 (Self reported) if the lanlord refuses to do a TM30?

I plan to rent an airbnb for the first month in order to rent an appartment myself after that. But I realize that some Airbnb hosts are not willing to do the TM30. I know they are legally required to do it, but if they just don't... well...

I've just renewed my passport and my retirement visa. Because I have a new passport I went and done my 90 report today. Thinking that I can go back on line for my next 90 report. But the lady at immigration said that I can't go back on line till I leave the country and get a new enter stamp. Is this true. Seams a bit wrong. Has anyone else done it

Hi guys, I have DTV Muay Thai. If I move from Chiang Mai to the south, can I submit my 90-day TM30 report at a different immigration office, or do I have to go to Chiang Mai?My Current Status

I have relocated. My original address registered with the DTV was in Chiang Mai, but I am now in Jomtien.

Question;

My 90-day reporting deadline is approaching, and I need to file this report. I understand that a TM30 (residence notification) must be properly on file before I can complete the 90-day report ( it is a printed file that I will receive from landlord)

Could you please clarify the following questions immediately:

TM30 Requirement: Which TM30 is required to be on file for my 90-day report? Do I need one for my old Chiang Mai address or the one for my current Jomtien address?

Reporting Location: Which Immigration jurisdiction must I use for the 90-day report? Should I return to the Chiang Mai Immigration Office, or can I file at the Immigration Office covering Jomtien (Pattaya/Chonburi)?

Hi, I have an ED visa. I am studying in Bangkok so I got my visa through the big immigration in Bangkok however, I live just outside of Bangkok so does that mean I have to do a 90 day check in at my local immigration?

Or, as I went to extend my ED visa on Friday is that sufficient enough? I mean they know where I’m at and that I’m still in Thailand as I extend my visa on Friday just gone. I also had to give my TM30 so immigration have it on record since recently I’m still living in the same place