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Thailand: Clarifications on immigration procedures for long-term stay

For those moving to Thailand, it is important to understand the various immigration procedures.

Information verified against official sources on 18 October 2026.

For those moving to Thailand, it is important to understand the various immigration procedures. The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) is filled out online 3 days before arrival and provides immigration information, but it does not replace a visa or extend a stay. The TM.30 notification is a residence notification, which is usually submitted by the property owner within 24 hours. The 90-day reporting is a regular address notification that does not extend the length of stay. To extend a retirement visa, at least 800,000 baht is required in a Thai bank account for at least 2 months prior to application. 2026-10-16

Source: Vertexaisearch

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Last verified: 18.10.2026

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