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How does the 90-day reporting work after getting a one-year extension in Thailand?

90 Day Reporting Visa Extension Immigration Procedures Thailand Visa Rules Expat Living in Thailand Non-O Visa

Nov 8, 2018

7 years ago

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

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Hi all, just to know. This month (23) I have to do my 90 day report again. So normaly my next one is around 23 february. However my (first) year extension is finished the 8th of january. (Plan to arrange my second yearextension around 15th december) How does this work ? They just give me the next 90 day in february or do they 'reset' the 90 day report the day I got my new (second) year extension. Just courious because this is the first time I have this. Thanks !!!!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion revolves around the process of 90-day reporting for expats in Thailand, particularly in relation to visa extensions. A user inquires whether their 90-day report will be reset to a new date upon receiving their second-year extension. Comments clarify that upon obtaining the new extension, the 90-day reporting date is adjusted to match the expiration date of the new extension. Users share their personal experiences, confirming that the due date for their 90-day report changed after they secured their second extension.

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

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Ok. Got my second year extension ! And indeed, they changed my 90 day report date to 11th of March. So you can add Korat with same procedure as Krabi and Khon Kaen

@Robert ******

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@Tod ********

in your incredible database. Thanks !! (Thread may be closed)

7 years ago

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

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Ok. Went to imm. Nakhon Ratchasima and for next 90 day notification they put in the end date (8 jan.) from my year extension. Next month I go for my second year extension so let's see what happens then. 8 jan. still stands or I get e new (reset) term from the date I get my year extension. Cheers all !

7 years ago

Robert *******

If you do the report they will check also your Extension of Stay and will change the due date to the last date of your permitted to stay. When you get your new Extension a new period of 90 days starts, at least that is the way Krabi and Khon Kean are doing it.

7 years ago

Gregor **********

on Sisaket Immigration I always do my extension together with the 90 day report, they give me a new slip and the 90 days start again

7 years ago

Christopher ***********

@Robert ******

Can confirm Khon Kaen give you a new 90 day reporting date from the date of your extension. Four weeks ago the officer did that for me without me asking.

7 years ago

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

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Aha, OK Thanks for answers. It's the Nakhon Ratchasima/Korat imm. office. Not SO important, I know but let you know in 2 weeks when I'm there. Thanks again !!

7 years ago

Robert *******

I know, that why I mentioned two locations of which I know out of experience how they do it. Without knowing the location of the OP we can not give the exact answer other than just check when you do it.

7 years ago

Steve *******

@Rob***

. Some Imm offices adjust your date, some dont. As Chris said the OP should just check when he's there, he should get the slip telling him when its due

7 years ago

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Steve *******

You do a 90 day reporting of your address when you stay in the country for 90 days, regardless of any other visits to an immigration office. You can report up to 15 days before or 7 days after the due date

7 years ago

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

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When I'm there I don't have to ask because then I can see the paper :-) Just courious that's it.

7 years ago

Stefan ***********

@Peter ***************

Eindhoven de gekste.... Ook ehv nu Phuket al weer 7 jaar.

7 years ago

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Stefan ***********

Chris ******