Which immigration office is best to go to for 90 day notification in Bangkok? Thanks!

Where is the exact building and office to do my 90 day check in, in bangkok, is it the exact same location as vusa extensions or is it in another location?

Effective from 14 July 2025, for Bangkok Immigration Division 1, your 90 DAY reporting is done at 3RD FLOOR now. One floor above the Atrium level.

FYI, for Bangkok Immigration Division 1, your 90 DAY reporting is done at 3RD FLOOR now. 1 floor above Atrium level.

When is the "best" time to go to the immigration office for my first 90 day report, with the understanding that there is never actually a good time to go? 😂 Weekday morning, I presume? I'm in Bangkok.

For Bangkokians

The Counter for 90-day reports will move to the 3rd floor (one floor up) after the long weekend

# Can I do my first-time 90-day reporting at the One Stop Service Center in One Bangkok? I am here on a Non O Retirement visa, but have always traveled before the 90-day report was due. I live near One Bangkok, so it seems a great option, if this is true. Thanks

Somebody tells me the process of DTV cancellation..

- is that possible to cancel in Chaing Mai Immigration? If not, we have to go to Bangkok Immigration..

- What documents is most necessarily? Eg- all the documents what we had applied for the DTV before..

- How long it took time in waiting to complete the cancellation process?

Thanks each of you who has attention on my questions.. 🙏

Did my OA extension of stay in Chaeng Watthana Division 1 in Bangkok today and was successful in getting my passport stamp for another year in the Kingdom. It went pretty smooth, with minor hiccups. This was my first extension and I thought about getting an agent but decided to do it on my own. I’m glad I did because I saved a lot of money and learned a lot with the process. Immigration was actually very helpful by copying some forms that I forgot to. Just posting to let people know it’s not that hard to do, just do some research and see what you need to bring to your particular office.

hey - I'm heading to Bangkok Aug 30th - I'm on Duke Language Schools website and I'm reading through the application / visa process to better understand what I will have to do to get my ED visa. It says I need to sign every page! After doing so they want me to send a copy of it to the school (that's fine). However, I can't help but think signing all the pages might cause problems upon arrival. in addition to this info, I have a strong feeling signing each page is like signing the back of a credit card or a check which is just an indication of authenticity and mitigate any fraudulent use...is this correct? can I sign every page - arrive in the country and be ok to continue to receive additional stamps in the future?