Just a quick update for Re-Entry on DTV:

Spent 179 days of my first DTV entry my history of entry is : in 2024 I only spent maybe 10 days out of Thailand and I’m here since May 2023 on TR ED TR ED again

So I would be the best person to be questioned by the immigration despite having the visa ( all the fear mongering post I see here)after all on my first exit on ED visa I got a interview in Thai so why not again

So what did I do?

Left from DMK to Kuala Lumpur, arrive at midnight and take the first flight back. So my Thai exit is 19 entry in Malaysia 20 exit 20 and entry Thailand 20

No question asked, stamp stamp check all good

Round two in October, just be nice smile and do what they ask it’s not rocket science

Hello everyone, after staying 180 days what are the conditions when you fly back to Thai? Do they charge any income tax since I just approved by remote job?

Hello, could you please inform me?

I will have to do my 1st (90 days) renewal of my DTV visa.

1- What documents do I need to provide?

2- Has any of you ever left Thailand with the DTV visa before 180 days (or before the extension)?

If so, could you explain to me if you had to do a particular procedure and if when you returned your visa was 180 days again (without doing the actual extension)...

Thank you very much for your help

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Bonjour, pourriez vous me renseigner svp ?

Je vais devoir faire ma 1ere actualisation (90 jours) de mon visa DTV.

1- Quels documents dois je fournir ?

2- L’un d’entre vous est il déjà sorti de Thaïlande avec le visa DTV avant les 180 jrs (soit avant l’extension) ?

Si oui pourriez vous m’expliquer si vous avez du faire une démarche particulière et si à votre retour votre visa était de nouveau de 180 jours (sans avoir fait la réelle extension)…

Merci beaucoup pour votre aide

I know there is much of the same questions being answered over and over again about the 90-day reporting but I have searched and the results are irrelevant to my question.

First reporting must be in person. Got that. The second can be done online. Got that.

But lets say I leave Thailand for 3 days after I have done my first online reporting.

I understand that the clock resets and all that.

But, when I have re-entered Thailand, bare in mind I have already done one 90-day reporting online before my departure, can I do the next 90-day reporting online or does the clock reset in a way so that now I have to do the 90-day reporting in person yet again because it is my first 90-day reporting AFTER coming back to Thailand?

I.e does the clock reset so the first 90-day reprting after leaving Thailand must ALWAYS be in person and THEN you can do online again?

I hope that I have explained it clear enough :-)

I don't understand the reason why they send a tourist out of the border, and then return shortly after, just to have a stamp (free of charge by the way) in the passport... they could have given it to me at the immigration office...!

Hi I am wondering, do you need to prove 500k thb in your bank at every re-entry/extensions? Or just show it one time when applying? Thx

Hi, just looking for an up to date confirmation.

Currently on the last (extra-13-15th month) 90 days entry until 8 Feb 2025 of a one-year Multiple Entry Non-Imm 'O' visa obtained from Savannakhet .

Had to apply for a new passport as existing passport with above stamp expires in June 2025 (less than 6 months validity to use it for an entry after 8 Feb 2025 and not enough pages left). Received new passport today.

Do I need to go to my local Immigration office to transfer the entry stamp to 8 Feb 2025 to my new passport, or can I just exit Thailand with both old and new passports on or around 8 Feb 2025? Also, I would hope to be returning a few days later. Will I again need both passports, or just the new one?

Thanks for your assistance.

I am usa citizen on visa exempt. I left , for Vietnam 9/25 and plan to return 10/1 for another 60 day visa exempt. My landlord filed TM 30 good until 2/25. When I return do I need to go to immigration to update the TM30?

So we're in Bangkok, which is great and the new life begins tomorrow!

I was granted an LTR evisa and when I presented this at immigration, it was clear the lady did not know what to do and called her supervisor.

He checked it all, spoke to her and left.

She correctly wrote LTR in my passport on the stamp but when I asked her about multi entries, she suggested I needed to show the evisa document every time.

Hopefully someone on here can clarify. When I leave in Oct for a short trip back to the UK, what should I expect in my passport and what do I need to do on re-entry please?

Here is the scenario: I bought a condo in Jomtien and moved into it on October 20, 2023. I had an agency do my TM 30 and it is stapled to the back of my visa. I have a valid business visa (not sure that makes a difference). I went for a holiday to Vietnam December 29 to January 4, 2024. I forgot to do a TM 30 on my return. Last week, I registered to do an online 90 day report and it was rejected and said I needed to report to the nearest immigration office. Someone told me that if I am doing a 90 day report online for the first time it will reject because you must first do an in person or mail in report first. I thought if I went to Koh Samet (which I wanted to do anyways) for a few days and asked them for a copy of the TM 30 and then on my return do a TM 30 that I am back would solve the neglected TM 30 and then go in person to the immigration for my 90 day report would solve my issue. Any comments?

Maybe I didn't explain properly. I would go to Ko Samet, the hotel would so their TM 30 and then on my return I would do another TM 30 online for my condo here in Jomtien thus requiring me to do my 90 day check-in with immigration in Jomtien. Does this now make sense?