hello! when you leave the country on a Non B Visa with work permit does your 90 days start over or do you still need to report? ((Also, I have a re - entry permit))
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When you leave Thailand on a Non-B Visa with a work permit and a re-entry permit, your 90-day reporting period starts over from the date you re-enter Thailand. Additionally, if you leave before your next reporting due date, there is no need to report your stay during that time.
You don't need to report if you leave Thailand before your next due date. 90days report is the notification about that you are staying IN Thailand for consecutive 90days.
James ********
It starts over from the date you reenter Thailand.
Mimi *********
You need to start calculating from your re-entry date as James said. So when you leave in early may and let's say you came back beginning July you need to count the date from your entry stamp
I found this on the website : " **In the case of aliens leaving the country before the due date of the next appointment when returning to the Kingdom to report to the next residence notice At the expiration of 90 days from the last date of entry into the Kingdom "
When you come back, they'll stamp a new "entry" date and also give you a new TM30 slip.
You will then need to report 90 days after the new date
HOWEVER... Your landlord or whoever you have as a Thai person that is responsible for you *should* report within the first 48 hrs of you getting home (not just arriving but actually back to your home address) as this needs to be done... But I'm pretty sure it's for your landlord or school to do.
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Emily ************
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so for instance my 90 day report is due on June 23rd - I left thailand early May - I still need to report for this June 23rd deadline ?