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Does renewing my Non O (Retirement) Visa reset my 90-day reporting period in Thailand?

Non O Visa Retirement Visa 90-day Reporting Visa Renewal Thailand Immigration Visa Extensions

Aug 6, 2025

2 days ago

Peter ************

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Yesterday, 5th August, I renewed my Non O (Retirement) Visa. Does my 90 days reporting period reset from yesterday or does it continue from my last date of entry into Thailand?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When you renew your Non O (Retirement) Visa in Thailand, the 90-day reporting period typically continues from your last entry date unless the immigration office provides a new reporting date in your passport during the renewal. Many users note that if the immigration issues a new slip with an updated date, then you follow that; otherwise, it continues from the original entry stamp. Individual experiences may vary based on local immigration office practices.

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Marty *********

I’ve just been through the same issue. My 90 day was automatically expired by immigration on the same day my visa was due for renewal. So I renewed my visa then went online and renewed my 90 day report. So in my case it wasn’t linked to my original date of entry.

a day ago

John ******

NON-O since 2014, every year they gave me a blue slip in my passport with the date I have to do the 90 days report. Stsrting from the day of the renewal stamp.

2 days ago

Andrew ********

It goes off your last stamp, I been in thailand since may 2nd, upgraded to student visa new stamp june 19th, I dont have to report 90 days from june 19th i have been in thailand the whole time. When at immigration I asked about 90 day report they told me 90 days from new stamp

2 days ago

Robert ********

From date of last 90 report

2 days ago

Graham ******

If this was your first extension your 90 day report will be 89 days after it was granted, if not it continues from your last entry

2 days ago

John **********

It depends. If the immigration office put a slip with a new date in your passport then you go by that, if they didn't stick with the original date

2 days ago

Colin **********

Its on the anniversary of entry into Thailand, however some offices will not issue a date beyond when your visa ext runs out, check the slip of paper given on your last 90 day report.

2 days ago

Jan ******************

The 90 days still runs from the day you entered Thailand last time or did your first extension of stay, unless they put a new note with a new 90 days date in your passport during your renewal.

2 days ago

Damo ***********

you didn't ask at Immigration? You will most likely get 2x answers here..

2 days ago

Gerg **********

@Damo **********

Don’t act like he couldn’t get two different answers from two different immigration officers. 🤣

19 hours ago

Jay *******

@Damo **********

no way he gets only 2 different answers here. My bet is at least 5

2 days ago