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Does leaving Thailand reset the 90-day reporting requirement for expats?

Apr 17, 2024
2 years ago
Glenn *****
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Just as a.poinr of interest, 90 online notifications. Do they take into account a trip out and return to country? Example, your normal due date is 1 July and you would expect to see a notice shortly before. You do a short international trip and return on 1 June. Would I expect no notice for 1 July but expect one for ~1 September?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When leaving Thailand, your count for the 90-day report resets. Thus, if you normally expect a notification around 1 July but travel outside Thailand and return on 1 June, you will not receive a notice for 1 July. Instead, your new 90-day period starts from your return date, so you can expect the next notice around 1 September.
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Bob **********
You should get an email but disregard it as your 90 day reset
Carlos *********
Starts over if you leave the Kingdom.
Graham ******
The email notification and your exit and re-entry records are not linked. It is just a reminder that your previous report was ~90 days ago.
Brandon ************
A 90 day report is for 90 consecutive days in Thailand. If you leave Thailand you're not in Thailand for 90 consecutive days. When you return you start counting day 1 again.
Glenn *****
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@Brandon ***********
tha k you but that is not the question I asked
Brandon ************
@Glenn ****
it literally answers the question you asked. What are you on about? Your due date is your due date regardless of what notices you get.
Glenn *****
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@Brandon ***********
I know all about due dates. The question was about notices. You answered something else
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