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How does the 90-day check-in work if I leave Thailand before my reporting date?

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Mar 30, 2019

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Hi everyone! I just wanted to double check something (as it's the first time I've a year long visa)

My 90-days check-in is on the 9th of April but I'm leaving on the 4th. If I don't go before I leave, will there be any problem or the 90 days will start again once I come back?

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Users confirmed that if you leave Thailand before your 90-day reporting date, the count will reset when you return. It's important to ensure that you have a re-entry permit if necessary, and you will need to report your stay within 89 days of your arrival back in Thailand.

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Tod *********

The 90 day reporting system works like this

IF you're in thailand on the date you are required to report you need to report.

IF you leave thailand BEFORE that date, when you come back your 90 day report is due 89 days from the date you stamp back into the country.

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Thanks for confirming guys, 😊

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Ben **********

They will start again when you return. Don't forget a re-entry permit.

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Tod *********

the re-entry permit counter is after security in Departure 2

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Marie *******

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Where is it in Suvarnabhumi? Because I don't feel like going to immigration....

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Dominic *****

You are leaving before 90 days. Count will start again when you come back.

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