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The first 90-day report for a DTV visa holder must be submitted in person at your local immigration office. Subsequent reports can be done online or by an agent.
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The first 90-day report for a DTV visa holder must be submitted in person at your local immigration office. After that, the second and third reports can be completed online, and later reports can be handled by an agent.
Plan your first in-person visit soon after arrival so you stay compliant from the start. Keep your TM30 form safe because you will need it at the office. If you cannot go in person for any reason, read our guide on whether an agent can submit a 90-day report on your behalf in Thailand.
Many DTV holders choose our 90-day report assistance service to avoid queues and paperwork stress. We can also help with overdue reports if you missed the deadline and cannot attend in person—see our article on handling overdue 90-day reports.
The DTV is a 5-year multiple-entry visa. Its main financial rule is maintaining at least 500,000 THB in a personal bank account for three consecutive months before applying. Applications are made outside Thailand. DTV holders fall into categories such as remote worker, business owner, medical patient with a Thai hospital, or soft power activities like Thai cooking or Muay Thai courses.
Contact Thai Kru Visa Agency for reliable 90-day report assistance tailored to DTV holders. We handle the details so you stay legal without the hassle.
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