Does applying for a one-year extension of a non-O visa satisfy the 90-day check-in requirement in Thailand?

NON-O Visa Visa Extension 90-Day Check-In Thailand Immigration Retirement Visa

Mar 7, 2024

8 months ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

The current extension of my non-O visa (retirement) expires on 6 April; my 90-day check-in is due by 3 April.  Am I correct in assuming that applying for a one-year extension of the non-O visa (i.e., to stay another year) will not satisfy the requirement for the 90-day check-in?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The original poster (OP) inquired if applying for a one-year extension of their non-O visa would fulfill their upcoming 90-day check-in requirement. According to responses, applying for a new extension does not reset the 90-day reporting requirement. The OP should still adhere to their scheduled check-in by the due date indicated on their existing receipt. They can confirm whether the immigration office has reset their 90-day reporting by checking for a new receipt issued upon the extension.

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James ********

I believe that the OP has the answers needed for his question.

Thanks all for your helpful replies.

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8 months ago

Tod *********

You are correct, getting a new yearly extension does NOT affect your 90 day reporting at all

Here's a fool proof way how you can tell if the immgiration office reset your 90 day report when you get your year extension

ASK YOURSELF

Did I get a new 90 day report receipt with a new date to report when I got my yearly extension?

If that answer is NO, it means they didn't reset your 90 days and you report when the receipt you have says to 🙂

If that answer is YES, and you did get a new 90 day report receipt you follow it and toss the receipt you have 🙂

8 months ago

Chip ************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks much for confirming my assumption.

8 months ago

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