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How many days in advance can I report my 90-day visa requirement in Thailand?

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Feb 3, 2024
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Alan ********
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I am on a retirement Visa and my first 90 day report date in SakonNakhon is February 25th. How many days before that can I do my report?
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You can do your 90-day report for a retirement visa 15 days before the due date, which allows flexibility in scheduling. Some users recommend trying to file your report online 14 days in advance as well.
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James ********
I believe that the OP has the answers needed for his question. Thanks all for your helpful replies. Comments Closed
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Steve *********
15 before
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Stuart ***********
Try doing it online 14 days in advance first. I did my first one online and it worked, so it's worth a try.
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@Stuart **********
 Same with me...I just did my first 90-day report online two weeks ago.
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Alan ********
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@Stuart **********
 I was told that my first had to be in person and then subsequent could be done online.
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@Stuart **********
 they told me to catch up my bank book as of the day I come to prove funds
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@Alan *******
 Yes, same with me when I got the visa last year...but I tried online anyway and it worked. Did it on a Saturday before noon, and received the approval email about 4 hours later the same day...on a Saturday!! Just try it about 10 to 14 days in advance, and if it doesn't work you have plenty of time to go to the immigration office.
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Stuart ***********
@Alan *******
 okay. Some IO insist and others don't, so it seems like you are unlucky and I was lucky simply based on where we are located.
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 who by?
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Alan ********
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 the immigration office when we were there for something else in early January
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James ********
15 days before and 7 days after
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Alan ********
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 thank you
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