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How many days prior to my 90-day report can I go in for reporting in Thailand?
Aug 9, 2025
9 months ago
Nick *******
ORIGINAL POSTERMy first 90 day report is on 24th Aug. I’d like to go in earlier, how many days prior to that date can I go in?
Edit: Cheers to those that answered. Sorted 👍
Edit: Cheers to those that answered. Sorted 👍
TLDR : Answer Summary
You can report your 90-day stay in Thailand up to 14-15 days before the due date. Additionally, it's important to remember that going in earlier will adjust your next reporting period accordingly, and you should also take your TM30 form when you visit.
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Stephen *****************
Two weeks prior and one week after. Don't forget to take your TM30
Larry **********
2 weeks before 1 week after date
David **********
Just a few days early
Simon *********
I was told 14 days last time I did mine, but it wasn't a first one, so could be different
Bob **********
Just so you know the earlier you go will make your next 90 days that much earlier
Ziggy ******
Getting dry skin just reading this thread
David **********
I think it’s 15 days prior
Neil ********
@David *********
correctMax *************
@David *********
Yes, counting from the due date.Reply to
Max *************
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Peter *********
15 days before
Steve ******
@Peter ********
yep 15 days and up to 7 days after 😊Reply to
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Brandon ************
14 days ahead
Mike ********
@Brandon ***********
is it possible online or only in person?Paul *******
@Mike *******
2nd time onward you can do online. First time in person.Mike ********
Ok. Thanks!
Max *************
@Mike *******
The first one in person,then you can do it online.Reply to
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