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Do I need to report my 90-day visa requirement if I leave Thailand before the due date?

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Jan 30, 2025
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Kerry *******
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Hi, I'm due to report 90 day on 19 February in person at Hua Hin Immigration.

I fly to Australia/New Zealand on 13 February until 28 February.

Should I report early, say 11 February?

Or not at all?

I'm on multi entry OA visa.

Cheers in advance.
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The general consensus is that you do not need to file your 90-day report if you leave Thailand before the due date. Your 90-day reporting period resets upon your return to Thailand, starting from day one. However, make sure to have a re-entry permit when leaving the country.
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Sam ******
Don't forget your Re-entry Permit.
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Stuart *********
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 He’s says he’s on a Non OA so if it’s his first year of it he doesn’t need one.
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Sam ******
@Stuart ********
 Would seem that he has a Multiple Entry anyway.
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Sam *****
@Stuart ********
 thanks for that info. Was just about to ask for clarification on that point myself.
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Kerry *******
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@Stuart ********
 correct. Multi entry. Had one trip already mate.
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Melissa *********
No need to report since leaving before 90 days . Leaving the country stops the 90 day clock. Starts at 0 when you come back to Thailand. Correction starts at 1.
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Willem ***************
@Melissa ********
 but report immigration when you come back
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Melissa *********
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 ohhhh.. I came back from SG on two separate trips and did not report back to immigration.. or did you mean TM30 (which I do after every trip)?
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Graham ******
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 starts at 1 ;)
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Melissa *********
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 thanks
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Malcolm *******
No need to report , your 90 days will automatically re set when you return to Thailand
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James ********
NO need to file the 90 day report as you are out of Thailand on its due date.

The NEXT 90 day report will be due 90 days from the date you arrive back into Thailand.
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Kerry *******
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@James *******
 cheers James. Great advice.
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Kim *****
@Kerry ******
 Not only great, also correct
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