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Do I need to do a 90-day report with a 3-month Non-ED visa?
Non-ED Visa90-Day ReportingVisa Rules in ThailandImmigration ProceduresExpatriate Living in Thailand
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The user inquires about the requirements for a 90-day report while holding a 3-month Non-ED visa. A comment clarifies what a "three month ED visa" is, indicating confusion about visa types and requirements.
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Benjamin ******
What's a "three month ED visa"? Is this a stamp that says "Extension of stay" or is this a one page sticker?
Benjamin ******
@Jen ******
You will not do a 90 day report. You are only allowed inside Thailand for another 89 days.Jen *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
OK. If I get an extension though? Benjamin ******
@Jen ******
If you get an extension of stay, you will have to do 90 day reports; if the extension of stay is longer then 90 days of courseJen *******
ORIGINAL POSTEROr if the extension cancels the need for the report
Tod *********
@Jen ******
when you get your extension they will put a paper into your passport that says when your FIRST 90 day report is due. Jen *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
Ok thanks. If I get an extension does the count start again.I need to know if I do a 90 day report and an extension
Benjamin ******
@Jen ******
When you get your first extension of stay, the immigration office will always put a note in your passport with the date the first 90 day report is due.Jen *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
ooohhhhh right. Awesome. So I'm worried about nothing. I will know when I need to. Thank you very much!
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