Do I need to do a 90-day report with a 1-year OA multiple entry visa and residency report?

Thai Visa Non-O Visa 90 Day Reporting Residency Rules TM Form

Nov 4, 2024

18 days ago

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Good Morning, I have a question if someone can help me I am appreciate your time. 

If we have 1 Year 0-A multiple entries visa 

and 1 year residency report TM form ,

and not planing to change address,

Do I have to do 90 days report or not require,

Thank you 🙏￼

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you hold a 1-year OA multiple entry visa and have a TM form for your residency, you are still required to submit a 90-day report.

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Brandon ************

Yes, you are required to do 90 day reporting on an OA visa.

18 days ago

Alex *******

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Thank you guys it’s very nice to see to help other people. Cheers to everyone 🙏😊

18 days ago

Alex *******

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Any one know where is the office in Krabi

18 days ago

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

@Alex ******

หมู่ที่ 7 382 Sai Thai, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi 81000

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https://www.krabiimmigration.go.th/index.php

18 days ago

Brandon ************

@Alex ******

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@Brandon ***********

Thank you

Can I have on online or person

18 days ago

Brandon ************

@Alex ******

The first 90 day report must be done in person. Subsequent 90 day reports can be done online. If you leave the country and return, your next 90 day report must be in person.

The window to do a 90 day report is 15 days before your due date, until 7 days after your due date. Because the reporting window is so long, you are out absolutely nothing by trying to file it online 14 days early for the first time, or when you return from outside of Thailand. Maybe you'll get lucky and they will accept it, but officially they have to be in person. So if they reject it you still have plenty of time to go in person.

18 days ago

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@Brandon ***********

Thank you so much for

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

@Alex ******

the first 90-days report must be made in person. After that your details are in the system, and you can do future 90-days reports online

18 days ago