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Do I need to return to Thailand before my 90-day report date if I left three weeks ago?

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Feb 19, 2025
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Erhan *******
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I am not in Thailand right now. (I checked out 3 weeks ago) …my 90-day report date is March 1st (second report )

Do I need to return to Thailand before March 1 st.?

(non “o” retirement visa/multiple entry until dec. 3rd. )

Thanks in advance
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The community consensus is that once you leave Thailand, the requirement for the 90-day report ceases. Upon your return, the counting restarts from day one. Therefore, you do not need to return by March 1st, as you can report after you come back, and it will reset then. It's important to ensure that you obtained a re-entry permit before leaving.
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Len *****************
it will reset when you come back but did you get a reentry before you leave Thailand?
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@Len ****************
 I have multiple entry visa.
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Tatpicha *********
No need, it will start counting again when you arrived
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Stuart *********
Ignore that piece of paper. The need to report stops the second you leave Thailand. The clock restarts at day one when you return.

You’ll have to manually work out 89 days from the day you return to figure out your next due date.
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Erhan *******
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@Stuart ********
 So; theoretically, somebody can stay in Thailand without having to submit a 90-day report.???
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@Erhan ******
 You only need to report if you stay 90 consecutive days within Thailand. If you never stay that long you never need to report.
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@Stuart ********
 thank you very much for info.
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