I went in to Immigration today for my 90 day reporting a week ahead of the due date. I learned the 90 day period is based on your reporting. It’s 90 days from when you report. So, if I report on the seventh of July, you go out 90 days from the seventh. If you report on the 17th, you go out 90 days from the 17th. It appears there’s confusion amongst some of us with how this works.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The 90-day reporting period for expats in Thailand is calculated from the date of the last report, not from when they entered the country. If an expat reports early, their next reporting date will still be 90 days from the date they filed their last report. Confusion arises amongst some expats regarding the grace periods for reporting, and the rules imply that reporting can be done up to 14 days early or 7 days late. Accurate information is often disputed in expat circles, highlighting the importance of understanding the requirements outlined in the TM47 form.
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