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Can I request a Re-Entry Permit during my 90 Day Check-In in Chiang Mai, and will my next check-in be 90 days after my return from Malaysia?

Non-O Retirement Visa Re-Entry Permit 90 Day Check-In TM30 Visa Rules Thailand

October 23, 2019

5 years ago

Mark ************

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Hi All, 

I'm off to Chiang Mai Immigration tomorrow for my 90 Day Check-In.  I am a U.S. citizen and have a Non-O Retirement  (or so it says in my passport).  

1.  Is it too early to request a Re-Entry Permit at the same time for a trip I will be taking to Malaysia in January 2020?  

1. Can you please confirm that my next 90 Day Check-In won't need to occur until 90 days after my return from Malaysia?

Many thanks, 

Mark

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Mark, a U.S. citizen, is preparing for his 90 Day Check-In at Chiang Mai Immigration and is inquiring about the timing for requesting a Re-Entry Permit for a trip to Malaysia and the subsequent 90 day reporting requirement after his return. The comments confirm that he can apply for the permit now and that his next check-in will occur 90 days after returning to Thailand, as the 90 days resets with departure.

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Linda ************************

Good advice, everyone!

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Phil *******

1 you can apply now.

2 if you leave before the 90 day it resets to 90 days after your return (Don't forget the TM30 needs to be done on your return. )

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Robert *******

If you do make this 90 day report, you will get a new date mentioned on the paper. If that date is after you left to Malaysia, you start counting again on arrival back in Thailand as day of arrival is day 1

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Mark ************

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Thank you too,

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James ********

...You can buy the reentry permit at any time.

...The next 90 day report is after you return to Thailand. Remember your arrival day is day #1.

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Mark ************

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Thank you,

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