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Can I submit my 90-day report a week early when applying for a NON-O extension in Thailand?

NON-O Visa 90-Day Reporting Visa Extension Immigration Procedures Thailand Expat Living

Oct 4, 2025

7 months ago

Philip **********

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This is a first for me …. I’m collecting my extension renewal ( non o ) on the 21st Oct .   I was out of the country for a family funeral and so I gave to also do a 90 day in person .  The earliest day I could go ( 14 days before) is the following week . 

Do you think I stand a chance of getting it done on the 21st ( basically a week early ) to avoid another trek to Chaeng Wattana .

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on whether they can submit their 90-day report a week early while collecting their NON-O visa extension renewal. They are concerned about making an additional trip to Chaeng Wattana, having just returned from a family funeral overseas. The community suggests that it's worth trying to submit early, as it won't hurt to ask, noting that there are specific timeframes for reporting. Some members share personal experiences, indicating that early submissions can be accepted in certain cases.

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Andrew *******

I have just done mine 10 days early in Chiang Mai. Extremely easy. No TM30 needed, just form and passport.

7 months ago

Bob **********

When did you return your 90 day re sets when you return

7 months ago

Philip **********

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I understand that Bob … worked out the 90 days …. Sadly doesn’t fall in line with my annual renewal extension .

7 months ago

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Philip **********

Tod *********

If I was a betting man I'd bet they will say NOPE and then tell you that you can do a report in person from 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week after the due date.

As Ellie said, all you can do is ask, you're out nothing by doing it 🙂

Remember the 90 day reporting room at Chaengwattana moved up one floor to it's own separate room (so on the 3rd floor). They do resident certificates, TM30's and 90 day reporting up in that room now.

7 months ago

Philip **********

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@Tod ********

cheers Tod . Yes , I saw it last week when we went to renew my extension . Interesting too , my “ under consideration “ is only 3 weeks .

7 months ago

Tod *********

@Philip *********

Chaengwattana went to 21 day under consideration stamps for marriage/raising children extensions a good long while ago 🙂

7 months ago

Philip **********

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@Tod ********

oh ok . Thanks for update Tod .

7 months ago

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Philip **********

Greg ***********

apply for your 12-months extension as soon as possible, do not wait. If Immigration want one or more documents on top, you need time to collect them. You don't lose any single day of the new extension when you go earlier

7 months ago

Ellie *******

You may or may not be able to submit 90-day report a week earlier. Sure you can try and nothing to lose by trying to do 90-day report with your extension. The worst thing they say would be "no, come back next week".

7 months ago

Philip **********

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@Ellie ******

yes .., nothing to lose . I’m sure it’s possible . I’ll ask very nicely ..haha

7 months ago

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