Your Thai visa deadlines and paperwork, in one app

• 90-day report countdown

  Know your next report's due date and its filing window, not just the date on your last stamp.

• Permitted-stay deadline

  Your last legal day in Thailand, tracked from your actual entry stamp.

• Document checklists

  What each report or extension needs, and what you're still missing.

v1 supports tourists (Visa Exempt) and DTV holders. Other visa types are coming later.

• Visa exempt entry

  How long you can stay without a visa, extending that stay, and overstay charges.

• Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)

  What a DTV allows on each entry, and how to apply from abroad, step by step.

• 90-day report

  When your 90-day report is due, the ways to file it, and what to bring.

• TM30 address notification

  What TM30 is, who files it, and the proof you should keep.

• Extending your stay

  Extending a visa exempt stay or a DTV entry: steps, fees and documents.

• Re-entry permit

  Keeping your permission to stay when you leave Thailand and come back.

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• Phone and eSIM in Thailand: travel eSIM or a local Thai number

  Data-only travel eSIM before you fly, or a registered Thai number for banking, LINE and Grab. Which you need, and how to get each.

• Getting a Thai driving licence: converting a foreign licence or applying new

  How foreigners get a Thai car or motorbike licence at the Department of Land Transport: who qualifies, documents, tests, fees and the 30-day document trap.

• Green book transfer: putting a motorbike or car in your name in Thailand

  How a foreigner transfers a used motorbike (green book) or car (blue book) into their name at the Department of Land Transport, and the residence certificate you need first.

• Money and banking in Thailand as a foreigner (tourists and DTV holders)

  Can you open a Thai bank account on a DTV or as a tourist? No. Here's what works instead: Wise and TrueMoney.

• Pay like a local: QR payments in Thailand for foreigners

  Street stalls, taxis and 7-Eleven all take Thai QR codes. TrueMoney is the option that works without a Thai bank account today; Wise's QR support is coming soon.

• Paying bills in Thailand: electricity, water, internet and phone

  How foreigners actually pay household bills in Thailand: electricity at 7-Eleven-type counters, water to your building office or PWA, and internet or phone in the provider's app or at a counter.

• TM30 for tenants: make sure your address is registered

  Your landlord files the TM30, not you. What it is, why you need proof of it for 90-day reports and the residence certificate, and what to ask for.

• Getting a residence certificate (Letter of Residence) at Chiang Mai Immigration

  The immigration letter that proves your Thai address, needed for a driving licence, a vehicle transfer or a bank account. Documents, the online form, cost and timing in Chiang Mai.

Independent tool, not the Thai government, not legal advice. Your passport stamp is the final word. Check with Thai Immigration.