I just got my first 90 day retirement stamp. The immigration gal was busy and just said I can renew after 45 days. Do I go to online reporting at this point? Thx
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The user received their first 90-day retirement stamp and was advised by an immigration officer to renew it after 45 days. However, community responses clarify that this stamp is not for 90-day reporting but rather an arrival stamp. They suggest the user needs to make a 90-day report in person within the specified timeframe and that they should check with their local immigration office for the required documentation for a 12-month extension, applicable when there are 45 days or less left on the current stamp.
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Philippines or Cambodia renew every 12 months no reporting BS and can leave the country and return without reporting Thailand needs to stream line the process
John **********
The next thing you need to do is go to immigration and get their requirements for a 12 month extension then when you have 45 days or less left on your current stamp you apply for a 12 month of extension of stay. When you get that extension they'll put a slip of paper in your passport with the date you have to do a 90 day report
best to visit your local immigration office and ask them. Every office can be slightly different
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Steve *******
Yeah. That’s not a 90 stamp. That’s just immigration arrival stamp. You then have to do your 90 day report 15 days before 29 December. You can try online and if that fails off you go to stand around at an immigration office.
he wouldn't be able to do it online anyways. The first one must be done in person. But he isn't required to do it at all because he's not on the extension yet
No that visa only allows you to “stay” for 90 days. When you get your first year extension they’ll usually put a slip of paper in your passport to inform you of when your first 90 day report is due.
Generally the first one must be done in person and then you can use the online system.
best to go to the immigration office and ask them for their handout of requirements for the 1-year extension. That way your can be sure you got everything and get it done in one trip.