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Do I need to report my 90-day stay after changing my visa from a tourist to a Non-B in a different province?

Visa Regulations 90 Day Reporting Thai Non-B Visa Visa Extension Tourist Visa to Non-B Conversion Expat Advice

Oct 17, 2025

2 months ago

Rose ***

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Need advice. So I did my 30 days extensions in Bangkok but I’m in another province now. 

I will be changing my tourist visa to non b here itself. Do I still need to report my 90 days ? And if so, can I do it here or does it need to be from the office where you got your extension ?

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A user asks about the necessity of reporting their 90 days after extending their tourist visa in Bangkok and then converting it to a Non-B visa in a different province. According to a comment, since the user has not yet accumulated 90 days in Thailand, they are not required to report. The 90-day report obligation will only start after they subsequently obtain a one-year extension based on their Non-B visa.

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

You have not had a stay that can exceed 90 days yet, so you are not subject to 90 day reporting.

Even after you convert to non-B visa, that is only a 90 day visa and not subject to 90 day reporting.

When you go to get your first 1-year extension based off work from your non-B, they will put a piece of paper in your passport that will give you your first 90 day reporting date. Because the 1 year extension will be the first stamp you receive that allows you to stay more than 90 days.

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Can I do my 90-day report in a different province than where I obtained my Non-B Visa?

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