Just entered Thailand on my DTV from Manchester. Online full check in was not available, I could pick my seat but it instructed me to go to the desk for boarding passes, even the little machines before the desk would not allow it. The girl on check in hadn’t seen the dtv before but she just typed in the visa number and it was not an issue.

On arrival in Phuket my passport was stamped for 180 days, but after me asking the immigration officer said I have to report to the immigration office at 90 days.

It’s not a problem doing that but if people are coming for the first time they may not be aware of the 90 day reporting

90 day report online

Mine is due on the 22nd are the online rules 15 days before and up to 7 days after correct?

Tia

TM30 question.

I arrived in Thailand weeks ago.

Been staying with friends (Thai locals) who own their own domestic property here.

Will be staying for another month or so.

I was unaware of the TM30 protocol.

Have just raised it with them and they said they "forgot", as they do not make a habit of accommodating foreign guests (they are also not very good at following government edicts unless they have no other options, I have come to realise).

I don't need any hassles infringing upon my holiday and don't want them to have problems, either.

Can we attend at the local immigration office and say I am staying with these friends from now or will I be interrogated to show (prove) where I've been living since my arrival date?

I did spend a few days at a hotel in Bangkok a couple of weeks ago but the rest of my time has been spent here.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

I saw in a DTV FB group something about 90 days report.

May I ask more info about that?

We will be on 2 DTV - hubby as main and me as spouse.

I have never heard about needing to report to immigration every 90 days. I feel confusion

DTV Digital Nomads.....

Hi, from Muay Thai Fever Gym in Chiang Mai. We have successfully provided documents for over 30 DTV visas. We get asked if we have branches outside of Chiang Mai everyday. Sorry we don't, but if you want to find a gym in Bangkok, Pattaya or Phuket I would advise you to make sure they have the following docs. 1. Sports Autority registered gym. 2.Coach is Board of Boxing Sport A, B or c license (pref A license). 3. Gym is a Ltd company registered for tax. 4. Ministry of Education Skills Development certificate. If you can find a gym with all those documents and they package it correctly you will have no problems. Its not to say a gym is no good if it does not have this level of compliance and it doesn't mean you wont get accepted without these docs but if the gym gives you all those you cant go wrong really. Saves the ping pong backward and forward between gym and embassy. Also get a 6 month course, again you might be ok without it but if you have a 6 months course you wont get a comeback. Hope this helps.

Hi, I have a type o non immigrant visa which I obtained from jomtien immigration office, my first year I never done any 90 day reporting as I had left Thailand a few times before the 90 days were up,

I have recently renewed my extension of stay for another year and done my first 90 day reporting at the same time ( again in jomtien).

Question is, can I do my 90 day reporting in Bangkok either in person or online, or do I need to do it in jomtien, and if so what documents are required, I have a rental contract and thai bank account.

Thanks for any information.

Hello, I have a work permit, I just realised that I had to do the 90 days report on 16 June, but I completely forgot it..what can ever happen when I go to Immigration?.

I received an email for my 90 day report

Your receipt for notification of "STAYING LONGER THAN 90 DAYS" will be due on 17/07/2024.

Is this the deadline ? Or is it a 7 day warning to report ?

I have a 1 year AO visa multiple entry and I reported the 90 days online. All worked well. I left Thailand mid April via Suvarnabhumi Airport. Before I went through Immigration I asked an officer if I needed a re-entry stamp or document but he lead me to the Thai immigration row. I got the usual stamp showing that I've exited Thailand. I would think that there's no further 90-day reporting required since I'm back home in Europe but last week I've received an email where they reminded me to report the 90 days. How is that possible when I have left the country? What should I do?

Also it's a bit unclear what to do on the website as there's no mention of notifying them that I'm abroad. And what's the usual thing to do when I stayed in Thailand? Should I then click on 'New Application TM47' each time I have to report?

Thx