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How long do you have to report to immigration every 90 days on a Non-O visa for marriage in Thailand?

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Mar 8, 2025

2 days ago

Graham **********

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Hi if your on a non o visa  for marriage for how long do you have to go to immigration every 90 day till you don't need to go again 

           Thank you

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If you are on a Non-O visa for marriage in Thailand, you are required to report to immigration every 90 days as long as you remain in the country. This requirement continues indefinitely; even if you remain in Thailand for years, you must still do the 90-day report every three months. You can report in person, online, or by mail, making the process more convenient.

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Nigel *************

I wouldn't bother doing a 90 day if you're concerned.

If you get caught, you get a free room in the Pattaya Hilton....No, not THAT Hilton, silly. The one with steel bars and the locks are on the OUTSIDE your room.

a day ago

Bob **********

Just do it online

2 days ago

Asokā **********

I hve known someone married to a thai for 50 yrs and still doing the 90 days report - be prepared

2 days ago

Rob *******

Currently you can stop doing your 90 day report when,

1. You are here for less than 90 days, ie. you leave the country.

2. You take your final journey up the wat chimney.

2 days ago

Robert *******

TWICE a year, first visit it to apply for the 1 year Extension of Stay, which goes 30 days under consideration. You visit again to get the remaining 11 months stamped in your passport.

IF you refer to the 90 day reports, only ONCE, after that you can do it faster than asking this question on Facebook,

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2 days ago

Rob **********

You will be required to report to immigration whenever you spend 90 consecutive days in Thailand, say if you never leave Thailand for 10 years you will need to report every 90 days just because you are on a Non O visa based on marriage to a Thai National you are not exempt from reporting.

2 days ago

Jim ********

If you're in Bangkok do it by mail. Very easy and less time-consuming as a personal visit

2 days ago

Brandon ************

You have to go every 90 days until you move away from Thailand, or until you die.

Much easier to report online though.

2 days ago

Liz *******

@Brandon ***********

unless you are in mae hong son where the online system does not seem to work.

2 days ago

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Liz *******

James ********

Whenever you are in Thailand for 90 days, you are required to do a 90 day report with your Thai Immigration office.

That includes you, if you are on the one year extension of stay as Married to Thai.

The 90 day report can be filed up to 15 days before and 7 days after the 90 day report date.

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James ********

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