2 part related question. I think I know the answers, but "I thought" doesn't carry much weight at immigration if I am wrong!! 1. Transferred my visa to my new passport a couple of weeks ago. Will I need to make a 90 report in person with the new passport 1st before I can do online reporting ( I have been doing) or am I still good to go? 1. 90 day report is due 9 Jan 21. Renewed my retirement extension today 3 Dec, valid until 13 Dec 21. Does my 90 still need to be done 9 Jan or does the 90 days start from today ( renewal of visa)? Yes, I now realize these are questions I could/should have asked at the 90 day desk while I was there. Thanks in advance!

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Do I need to report in person after transferring my visa to a new passport, and how does my retirement visa extension affect my 90-day reporting?

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Dec 4, 2020

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John *********

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part related question. I think I know the answers, but "I thought" doesn't carry much weight at immigration if I am wrong!!

Transferred my visa to my new passport a couple of weeks ago. Will I need to make a 90 report in person with the new passport 1st before I can do online reporting ( I have been doing) or am I still good to go?

90 day report is due 9 Jan 21. Renewed my retirement extension today 3 Dec, valid until 13 Dec 21. Does my 90 still need to be done 9 Jan or does the 90 days start from today ( renewal of visa)?

Yes, I now realize these are questions I could/should have asked at the 90 day desk while I was there. Thanks in advance!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring whether they need to report in person after transferring their visa to a new passport and if their recent retirement visa extension affects their upcoming 90-day report. According to a community response, once you change passports, you cannot use the online reporting system and must report in person after traveling outside and re-entering Thailand. Additionally, the 90-day reporting is independent of the retirement extension and remains due as originally scheduled.

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Tod *********

you won't be able to use the 90 day online system at ALL once you change a passport inside the country :( Takes leaving and comin' back in on it to actually get the data to reset

As far as your 90 day reporting it doesn't have anything to do with your new yearly extension and is due when it's due.

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