Tried to do my 90 day check in online, it was rejected due to me leaving the country. It said I must go in person. I've booked an appointment to try to save some time (its a 2 hour round trip from my house). The earliest appointment is 7 days after my 90th day - 23 September, appointment 29th September. Will I be ok? Or will I be fined? Would it be better to suck it up and go there to queue a few days earlier? What would you do? Thanks in advance

Successfully done my *online* 90-day report after coming back to Thailand with my new DTV, 3 months ago.

It was approved just 2-3 hours after submitting it through their online platform: [members only]

I didn't have to go there in person, even though it was my first 90-day report after flying back to Thailand. Took me about 5 minutes.

I hope it works for others as well.

Entered without any issue or questions, and I’ve just been out of Thailand for 2 months the previous 3 years while staying on tourist and ED visas.

Hey everyone, I could use some advice. My 90-day report is due in 7 days, and I just realized I forgot to have my Bangkok landlord file the TM30 when I returned from abroad now 83 days ago. I’ve been in this condo for a year, had two TM30s done before with no issues, but totally forgot this time. My first 90-day report was in person, and the second was online.

I know there’s a 7-day grace period for the report, but I’m moving to Bang Saray on Sept 16 for a month. I don’t know if it makes sense to do my 90-day report in person at the Bangkok immigration office if I can’t get a TM30 for my current apartment. I’m hoping my new Airbnb host in Bang Saray can file a fresh TM30 so I can submit my 90-day report at the Chonburi Immigration Office in Pattaya within the two days after I move in. If the host won’t do it, I could stay a night in a hotel there to get a TM30. Is this plan workable? Will immigration care that I didn’t file the TM30 within 24 hours of returning? Any tips or experiences would be really helpful. Thank you.

Can you please share your 90 day check in experience with Thai immigration?

Simple question. What is the difference between a TM47 and a TM30

Hi, one issue which I think no one faced yet. I went to bkk immigration for the 90 day report, I went on 91 or 92 day, as I heard we can go till 1 week after. Also, at this time I was going home on 96th or 97th day, and had my flight booked, so was staying in bkk in hotels for 1 day at a time as left my condo, I got tm 30 from the hotel I was staying at, and they give me the tm30 for 1 day, the immigration supervisor said they cannot do that( i understood they wanted atleast 8-9 days stay more), and asked me no problem you go back since your going home within 7 days after 90 days. Wasted my whole day, but i couldn't do anything after that and came back home. So question is what should I do now, and when I re enter or apply for driving next time can there be a problem, if yes what's the solution

can you do your 90 day repport a few days before? lets say on day 86?

I been seeing conflicting things do I need to bring my bank statements with me when I fly into Bangkok for 1st time on my DTV? If yes will my bank app be good enough? I going September 10

Hi everyone! I'm a DTV holder living near kukhot bts, in Pathumthani, a province right next to Bangkok. So I'm going to do my first 90 days report in person next month. Where should I go to do the report? Also regarding the TM30, how many days in advance before the 90 days report should the landlord do it for me? Thank you.