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Do I need to do 90-day reporting for my DTV visa if I've left Thailand and returned within 180 days?

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Feb 20, 2025

2 days ago

Paul *****

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Hi, do I need to do 90 day reporting for DTV if I have already left the country and came back within the past 180 days? 

I got my dtv about 70 days ago, and recently left Thailand and came back. Do I need to go to immigration to do 90 day reporting soon or did it already reset since I left the country recently?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you have a DTV visa and leave Thailand, your 90-day reporting requirement resets with each new entry. You do not need to report if you leave the country before reaching 90 consecutive days since your last entry. Upon your return, you receive a new 180-day entry stamp, and your reporting period will begin again. Be cautious of reporting too early within the limits, as it may cause conflicts with your next reporting date.

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If you leave less than 180 days every time... no one can give a sensible reason why you would have to report your whereabouts. As a result, you can just leave the country within 180 days and no one will ask a question...

2 days ago

Wannikea *********

You only report when you stay 90 consecutive days in the country, the timer resets upon each entry, the date you are stamped in is day 1. You can report in person 2 weeks before and up to 1 week after the due date.

2 days ago

Luit *****************

You should do 90 days reporting 89 days after your most recent entry stamp of 180 days.

If you leave the country before that date you don't need to report.

When you renter you get a new 180 days stamp and you have to report at day 89 of that stamp again.

Be careful that reporting too early within the limits might get your second 90 days reporting before the end date of your 180 day stamp.

2 days ago

Jeremy *****

It resets each entry so 90 days from last entry then yes if not then no🤘

2 days ago

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Jeremy *****

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