90 Day for spouse

We have done our 90 day report online since 2 years now. But now we moved ( Landlord already registered us with the new adress).

We know that we have to do our next 90 day report in person for one time, than we can request online again.

BUT can I do the report for my husband or must he also go in person. I know that this was possible, but maybe the rule have changed.

Hi all after my DTV remote worker approval

I’ve been in Thailand almost 3 months

I have my first 90day report due end of this week but I also have to fly from Koh Samui to Phuket hospital for a procedure

so am a little overwhelmed

wanted advice from those who’ve done their first 90day report on

what I need to organise and bring/show

as I’ll be flying straight out to hospital after so I can’t get anything wrong 🙏

Hello everyone

I would like to ask about the first 90-day report for a DTV visa.

For the first 90-day report, does it have to be done in person at the immigration office? As far as I understand, the required documents are:

1. Passport

2. TM30 receipt

3. TM47 form (90-day report form)

4. TDAC

However, I have heard that in some cases, immigration officers also ask for a 90-day reporting form that was supposedly given at the airport upon entry.

To my knowledge, when entering Thailand with a DTV visa for the first time, the immigration officer only stamps the passport and does not provide any additional form.

Recently, I was told that immigration requires a 90-day report document issued by the officer at the airport. Has anyone experienced this before? If so, could you please share your advice?

Thank you very much.

I am about to do my first 90 day check in what will imigration require from me please?

Hi, I need to do my 90-day report. I am sponsor for my husband and kids. Do we all need to go to the immigration office? With the kids? We are in Koh Samui. Thanks!

New to this what is this 90 day reporting? What is it exactly? Dtv 180 days for 5 years. Muay Thai soft power DTV.

Hi guys and gals, this is my first 90 day report, I know I have to do it in person, my question is what do I need to bring with me to show them, I am moving to another address too. Thanks for any advice. I’m in Nakhon Sawan

Hi , I have to submit my 90 day report on 12th and am wondering if they will accept bank statements etc from the 11 th?

Specific questions for 90-day reporting on a non-immigrant O-A visa.

I’m sure this info has been answered elsewhere, but these boards have been very helpful.

Generally speaking, is my understanding correct that the first time you do a 90-day reporting it should be done in person at the immigration office where you reside, but then subsequent reporting can be done online, regardless of where you are staying at the time?

Is my understanding correct that if you leave Thailand, that your 90-day reporting clock resets from the time you re-enter Thailand on this visa? If that’s true, is there any place online to check when you’re 90-day reporting is due or do you have to essentially keep track of everything on your own based on your last 90-day reporting and/or your last arrival stamp?

And then I have questions on these two scenarios:

1. If I have a long-term lease in Bangkok, but at the time of my 90-day reporting, I happen to be traveling in Phuket, am I supposed to report my leased residence in Bangkok or where I am currently traveling in Phuket? If it’s a hotel in Phuket, does that matter? 

2. If I don’t have a long-term lease at the time of my 90-day reporting, and my location has changed since my last 90-day reporting. Let’s say, my first reporting was at an Airbnb in Bangkok, and now I am traveling and I’m in a hotel in Phuket, which I presume would not have TM 30. What would I do in that scenario?

Thanks again for helping the newbie!

Guys I applied for the 90 day report online and I think it was successful. They sent an email with the tm47 filled out. Do I need to bring that in to immigration or have I completed the 90 day report?