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Does changing from a retirement visa to a marriage visa reset my 90-day reporting in Thailand?

Thai Visa Rules Retirement Visa Marriage Visa 90-Day Reporting Immigration Procedures

Jun 3, 2022

3 years ago

Wayne *******

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When changing from retirement visa to marriage visa does the 90 day reporting “reset” or just continue as is ?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When switching from a retirement visa to a marriage visa in Thailand, the 90-day reporting count continues if you remain in Thailand. However, should you leave and return to obtain a new visa, the count resets. To verify if your 90-day report has reset, check if you received a new 90-day report receipt with an updated date during your immigration process.

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Tod *********

There is a super easy way every one can tell IF their 90 day report "reset" when they got another extension 😮

Ask yourself;

When you got the new extension inked into your passport DID the immigration officer give you a NEW 90 day report receipt with a new 90 day report date on it ?

IF the answer to that is YES, and you did get a new sheet, they 'reset' your 90 day reporting and you go by that new 90 day receipt.

IF the answer to that question is NO, and you did not get a new sheet, you go by the report date on the 90 day receipt you have in your passport

😉 That works 100% of the time,

3 years ago

Wayne *******

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@Tod ********

thanks Tod. Should be getting the yearly stamp next Thursday and my question related to a bit of planning ahead moving to another province.

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Wayne ******

moving to another province wouldn't affect the 90 day reporting either 😉

3 years ago

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Robert *******

If you stay inside Thailand the count of days being in Thailand continues.

If you leave Thailand to obtain a new visa the count stops on departure and starts new on entry.

3 years ago

Wayne *******

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@Robert ******

thank you Rob. In country issued.

3 years ago

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