Information for those confused about 90 day reporting when you duck in/out of Thailand regularly. Immigration official in Hatyai confirmed to me that the 90 day clock restarts every time to come back into the country.

So, if you travel in/out regularly then you don't need to report at all.

Hey awesome people. Got my DTV thanks to this group. Just looking for confirmation that I got my head screwed on properly about some things.

1) 1st day of me landing in Thailand - that's Day 01 of 180, correct?

2) Whenever I reside in a new place, TM30 must be reported by the landlord, correct?

3) Day 90, I must report 90-day reporting - first time must be in-person, correct?

4) If I leave before Day 180, the second Day 90 reporting is NOT required, correct?

5) When I return, my 180 days will be reset... then my next Day 90 reporting must be in-person again, correct?

Thanks everyone!

I have a Non OA retirement Visa.

Will be retuning for first time after visiting USA.

What is the process?

I mean - we land and I go through immigration.

They stamp me as returned to Thailand.

This starts my clock over again and I now have 90 days to check in again.

Am I correct?

What about the TM30?

Hi all. If it wasn’t for this group I wouldn’t be aware of some key bits of info when travelling to and staying in Thailand - many thanks to those who contribute.

The one thing that’s got me is the 90 reporting process. I’ve just been given the dtv visa and will travel in a few weeks but I’ve never received any info telling me about any rules and processes I need to follow. Just wondering what else I might have missed.

Is anyone able to share a link that describes anything I need to be doing while using my visa?

Also interested in anyone’s view on how I’ve missed the 90 day reporting. Should I have been following an official site / page?

Appreciate anything you have to offer.

Hi, I am a 66 British male and I have been living in Egypt.

I am travelling to Thailand soon, can I apply for a non o retirement visa when I arrive, if yes how please, on arrival at the airport or at the local immigration office.

I do have the 800,000 THB required for the transfer into a Thai bank account, which I can open with the retirement visa. Also I have booked accommodation for the 1st month as I need a TM30? And look for a permanent residence.

I haven't booked a flight out of Thailand, should I?

Any other useful information would be very much appreciated.

Hopefully I have supplied enough information.

Good morning quick question re TM30. I could well be wrong, I thought that if we left our rental villa went stayed in a hotel in Thailand when we returned to our villa we had to get our Landlord do our TM30 again? My mother is on her first 3 month retirement visa. The landlord said no! Happy to be wrong,just want to make sure we're doing everything by the book. TIA

Question ref 90 day online reporting, when it asks for the date of arrival into Thailand, although this was back in November 23 is this still the date I have to put.

With thanks.

hello 😄

I've had my DTV approved. 🥳🎉

Is TM30 reporting within 24 hours still a necessary requirement every time you re-enter Thailand with your DTV?

Do you also need to bring the TM 30 to your 90 day reports like you have to to do an extending your tourist visa?

Any insight would be appreciated 😃

I have a question about the reporting of the TM30. Been searching info about this in other post but i cant find something similar to my situation.

I will be coming into Thailand for the first time since i acquired my DTV visa last early this month but it will only be for 2 days. But will be back again in a month's time.

I will be staying at an Airbnb for the 2 nights and wondering how would the TM30 reporting work in this case?

Any help or advice is appreciated

Okay, so I was approved for the DTV. Is there any reporting I need to do for my residence (I have a lease that I started when I was on a tourist visa)? Do I need up update my landlord regarding my new visa status?