Can I report my 90-day stay online for my retirement non-O visa in Thailand?

I don't know why people have so many problems with visas, 90 day reporting and even with immigration. I have dealt with an agency for the past 10 years for my retirement visa. I only go to immigration once a year and my agency does all my 90 day reports and sends me the signed slip from immigration every 90 days. Obviously you have to pay an agency. But it is worth it for peace of mind and you don't have to do all the running around which costs you time and money.

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First time only at the immigration, second and onwards can be done online

Try to do it 2 weeks before. Leaving it to a few days before can often result in it getting declined

Try to do it 2 weeks before. Leaving it to a few days before can often result in it getting declined

First time only at the immigration, second and onwards can be done online

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I am not sure why, but my first 90 day report was accepted online.

You need to do your first one in person

What is the actual date for day 90 because reporting online can only be done from 15 days before to 7 days before, any later is very likely to be rejected?

This is the site



It recommends to use Google Chrome

As your browser

Also ,

You first 90 day check in must be in person !!

After your first 90day report is done, all

future ones can be by the online link:



If you change address, you may have go in person again.

Just tap that blue icon on top left. (APPLY FOR NOTIFICATION OF STAYING IN THE KINGDOM (OVER 90 DAYS) TM.47). And as Keith advise, first one must do in person at immigration office.

Not bad advice, but the online system has a couple of catches that trip a lot of people up. Going by the Immigration Bureau's own TM.47 online manual, your first 90-day report after entering on your visa has to be done in person (or by someone you authorise, or by registered post). Online only works once you have a previous report on record, and you also have to go in person again after getting a new passport, or after coming back if you left without a re-entry permit.

Timing matters too. The online form only accepts a notification within the 15 days before your due date, so trying earlier just gets rejected. Approval comes by email within 3 working days.

If you're already past the deadline, online isn't an option at all: it has to be in person, with a 2,000 baht fine.

The first one you have to do in person every time, including when you leave and re-enter. After that you can do online here

If its the first one it should be done in person