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Can I Do My 90 Day Reporting for My Retirement Visa in a Different Province?

90 Day Reporting Retirement Visa Immigration Rules

Jan 2, 2020

6 years ago

Richard *********

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90 Day report in another province.?

I have what is commonly referred to as a  "retirement visa " issued in  jomtien /chonburi.

I will be touring Thailand for 10weeks staying in guest houses and hotels  and wish to know if l can do my 90 day reporting in say Hua Hin rather than a trip back to Jomtien

TIA

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The user wants to know if they can complete their 90 day reporting for their retirement visa in Hua Hin, instead of returning to Jomtien where it was issued. According to comments, online reporting is possible, but if that fails, they must report in person at the Jomtien office, as reports must be filed at the immigration office that issued the visa.

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Tod *********

Keep in mind IF the online 90 day reporting doesn't work you have no choice but to report in person :O You can't file a 90 day report at a different immigration office than the one you got your extension from.

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Robert *******

yes, if you do it on line, if you want to do by mail you sent it to Jomtien office, if you want to visit in person you visit Jomtien Office

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Robert *******

between 15 and 7 days before due date if online

15 days before due date if you do by mail

15 days before till 7 days after due date if in person.

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Richard *********

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Thankyou...Also do you know if its 1 or 2 weeks after the 90 days that you are allowed to report?

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