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Do I need to go in person for my first 90-day report on an O Visa extension in Thailand, or can I hire an agent?

90-day report O Visa retirement extension Krabi Thai immigration process working with agents

Nov 29, 2020

5 years ago

Jeff **********

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Doing a first-time 90 day report for an existing retirement extension under a type O Visa, is it necessary to go in person, or can I hire an agent for this? In Krabi if that matters. Thank you for any good advice.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

For your first-time 90-day report relating to a retirement extension under a type O Visa in Thailand, you are required to go in person. However, after your initial report, you have options for online submissions. Some comments note that while hiring an agent is possible, it may not be necessary due to the straightforward nature of the process. Additionally, it's mentioned that in places like Phuket, there are expedited services available, but specific information about Krabi was not detailed.

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Andy **********

The first time you have to go in person. After that you can do it online.

5 years ago

Steve *********

1st 90 day report in person. After that, you can do online.

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John *********

Go yourself , then you can ask about other things about immi .

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Jeff **********

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@John ********

like what did they do with the extra money?

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Loki ******

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making assumptions about extra money while you are the one who wants to spend extra money on an agent, pitty

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Jeff **********

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@Loki *****

I can see it's time to close commenting

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John *********

@Jeff *********

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Lee *******

You can register on Thai Immigration app and do it online

5 years ago

Stuart *********

@Lee ******

once you’ve done one “in person” report, you are then in the immigration database and can then do further 90 day reports online or through the app.

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Jeff **********

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@Lee ******

I don't I think that works for first time report

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@Jeff *********

initial report in person and then 90 day report online

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Stuart *********

I don’t know about Krabi but in Phuket they have a drive through service. You hand over your passport (and nothing else) and within 5 minutes you’re done. I can’t see how an agent would help other than if you can’t spare the time for a trip to the immigration office.

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Stuart *********

Sorry deleted my initial comment as I hadn’t realised you were referring to a 90 day report rather than getting the extension. Anyone can do a 90 day report for you.

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