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Does 90-day reporting reset if I leave Thailand and re-enter on a NON-O visa?

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Sep 3, 2024

a year ago

Benne *******

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I have a question about 90 day reporting. If I enter on non imm OA visa and I have a lease on a condo but I leave to a nearby country for a week before 90 days for a holiday etc then re enter Thailand does my 90 day reset from when I re enter?

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When you re-enter Thailand on a Non-OA visa after a short trip abroad, your 90-day reporting period resets to day 1 from the date you re-enter. It's important to report your stay based on your consecutive days in the country, so if you leave before completing 90 consecutive days, you start the count anew upon your return.

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Bob **********

Yes it re sets entry date is day 1 also remember you will only be stamped back in for as long as your insurance is good for

a year ago

Tony ********

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a year ago

Benne *******

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Thank you

a year ago

Biff *******

You would be reporting the fact that you’ve been in the country for 90 consecutive days. So if you haven’t, you don’t.

a year ago

Graham ******

Yes, if you leave the country before completing 90 consecutive days you start again at day 1 on your return

a year ago

James ********

YES ...your 90 days report date RESETS FROM the date you enter Thailand.

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