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Can a foreigner married to a Thai citizen avoid 90-day reporting in Thailand?
Thai visa regulations90-day reportingPermanent Residency in ThailandFarang living in ThailandThai citizenship process
Jun 18, 2018
8 years ago
Sebastian ************
ORIGINAL POSTERIs there any moments at one stage of his life when married to a thai lady Farang living in Thailand don't have to do any 90 days report or any check-in or i don't know what else ...
and then he can just live peacefully on a farm away from city and away from any papers or it is just a utopia?
and then he can just live peacefully on a farm away from city and away from any papers or it is just a utopia?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the possibility of a foreigner (Farang) married to a Thai citizen living without the need for 90-day reporting or check-ins in Thailand. Comments reveal that 90-day reporting is a requirement unless the foreigner obtains Permanent Residency or citizenship, which can exempt them from such obligations. Although navigating the process can be document-intensive and time-consuming, attaining Permanent Residency or citizenship is possible. Ultimately, there is no way to avoid reporting without qualifying for these more permanent statuses.
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Tod *********
Hands down this is the best stuff written about acquiring Permanent Residency status here in thailand. It is a LONG thread, so read the beginning then go to the back and read from the latest entries.
It is NOT a hard process, it is a time consuming, document intensive one BUT it is not beyond the ability of people who qualify for it.
It is NOT a hard process, it is a time consuming, document intensive one BUT it is not beyond the ability of people who qualify for it.
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-cameratas-guide-to-the-permanent-residence-process/Lloyd ********
I just want to point out that you do not need a VISA for 3 consecutive years, you must have 3 years of Extensions of stay and be paying taxes.
Tod *********
and while this is almost thai visa related it's really not close enough to stay open sorry. :/
Richard *******
get citizenship, then you hae no problems, it will only take 7 years minimum.
Geoff ******
Richard *******
Garrett Greenwald After permanent residence, 7 years.
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Kenny *******
Cant have the Kingdom full of English yobs
Sebastian ************
ORIGINAL POSTER??? 🙄
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Al *******
I wouldn’t call the 90 day reporting process particularly difficult nor arduous.
Sebastian ************
ORIGINAL POSTERI understand but i just wanted to know when all those worries can end .
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Steve *******
Nope. Report or leave every 90 days.
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