All long-stay Thai visas have a 90-day reporting requirement.
This means that once you have entered Thailand and had your visa stamped, you will be required to report to an immigration office and produce some paperwork within 90 days of your stay.
In this FAQ, I’ll run through exactly why you need to do this, how you can do it, and what documents you will need.
Promthep Cape, Phuket, Thailand, by Sumit Chinchane.
What Is a 90-Day Report?
This requirement is officially known as a “Notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days.”
Whether you are holding a business visa, education visa, O-A, O-X, or Elite visa, if your stay is going to extend beyond 90 days, then you must complete the report.
What is the Point of 90-Day Reporting?
The requirement is centered around reporting your address, and essentially a way to keep tabs on the whereabouts of foreign nationals inside Thailand.
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