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Do I need to check in with immigration after reentry on a retirement visa in Thailand?

Retirement Visa 90-Day Check-In Immigration Rules Reentry Procedures TM30 Reporting

Jul 17, 2025

2 days ago

Thomas **********

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Have a retirement visa and have left country and returned before 90 day check in. Do I still need to check in with immigration or does reentry count as check in?

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After returning to Thailand on a retirement visa, you need to submit a 90-day check-in report starting from your most recent entry date, not the previous one. Each departure and re-entry resets the 90-day reporting period. While many local offices may not require a TM30 report if returning to the same address, it's best to confirm with your local immigration office.

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Wannikea *********

You are reporting 90 consecutive days in Thailand.

2 days ago

Colin **********

Each departure and re-entry restarts the 90-day clock; your next check-in will be 90 days from your most recent date of arrival.

You may have to report your address on a TM30, this year it changed that if your returning to the same address you don't have to report, however, some offices still want you to report, check with them.

2 days ago

John **********

@Colin *********

whether or not you need to file a new TM30 is immigration office dependent. Originally I didn't have to file one when returning from overseas, then I had to file one when returning from overseas, now I have to file one if I spend even 1 night in a hotel. Staff changes at the immigration office resulted in rule changes

2 days ago

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John **********

Ellie *******

No, your next 90-day report due is the 90th day counting from the latest entry date as day 1.

The system doesn't automatically update the due date according to your entry date; you need to calculate it yourself.

You may need to do the first 90-day report after new entry to Thailand in person, as most offices require, depending on your local office.

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