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Can I do my 90-day report in a different province while on a Non-O Marriage Visa in Thailand?

NON-O visa 90-day report visa extension Thailand immigration visiting family different province reporting

Feb 28, 2022

4 years ago

Gary **********

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Hi,im currently on a non-o marriage visa i plan to extend 2month for visiting

 family.then we plan to go to the coast with the kids while im away from our home province my 90 day report is due 7th may is it possible to do the report in a different province in person if the online report does,nt work. Thanks in advance

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user, currently on a Non-O marriage visa, is seeking to extend their stay by 2 months to visit family and wishes to know if they can perform their 90-day report in a different province, given that their report is due on May 7th. Comments clarify that the 90-day report is not required until after receiving a year-long extension, and the initial 90-day entry and the 60-day extension do not necessitate a report. Thus, it may be possible to inquire about the report during the application for the extension.

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Tod *********

no 90 day report due for you. That starts AFTER you get the year extension and neither the initial 90 day stamp OR the 60 day extension will require you to do a 90 day report.

They will put a paper IN your passport like this one when you get the year extension and it will tell you when the first 90 day report is due

4 years ago

Robert *******

So you are on the initial 90 days you got on entry, you can ask the Immigration Officer if you already have to make the 90 day report when you apply for the 60 days Extension of Stay based on family visit.

4 years ago

Gary **********

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@Robert ******

hi ya Robert when i apply for my 60 day extention it will be to early for my 1st 90day report which is7th may.if i get the 60 day extention do i still need to do the 90 day report b4 the 7th may

4 years ago

Gary **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Im on my 1st 90 day non-o i plan to extend 60 days then apply for 1 year extention but im away on holiday for the last month of my 90 day non-o visa hence the need for 60 day extention b4 i apply for the 1 year extention

4 years ago

Robert *******

Or you are already using an 1 year Extension Of Stay and made 90 days reports already and got a new report date of 7th May.

Different ways of stay has different rules and regulations, correct way of giving information is crucial to get correct answers.

4 years ago

Robert *******

@Gary *********

You do not make 90 days reports if you just entered the Kingdom using a Non Immigrant O visa. But if you count your first 90 days it finish on the same day as your Admitted to Stay date as you get only 90 days to stay on entry.

4 years ago

Gary **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

So when i apply for my 60 extention best to ask immigration officer

4 years ago

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