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If I leave Thailand every 90 days, am I still required to do the 90-day report?
Mar 16, 2022
4 years ago
Ray ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERIf I leave the kingdom every 90 days am I still required to do the 90 day report? I seem to remember hearing once that re-entry qualified as a 90 day report but my memory on the issue is fuzzy.
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No, if you leave Thailand every 90 days, you are not required to file a 90-day report. The 90-day reporting obligation applies to individuals with visas longer than 90 days who stay in the country for more than 90 consecutive days. Each re-entry resets the 90-day count.
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Ray ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks guys
Danny **********
No, your 90 days resets itself.
If you left Thailand every 90 days, you would never ever have to file a 90 day report.
91+ days, yes.
If you left Thailand every 90 days, you would never ever have to file a 90 day report.
91+ days, yes.
Mark ******
@Danny *********
I believe the "90 day" report can be made up to 14 days before the 90 and up to 7 days after the 90, so theoretically you could stay in the country up to 97 days without penalty.George *************
@Mark *****
only if you actually filed the report before leaving the country. In other words you have to file a report within 97 days, you couldn't stay in Thailand for 95 days and then leave without filing a report. If you filed the report on day 95 you would be fine.Mark ******
@George ************
Hmm, that doesn't sound logical to me if they give you 7 days "wriggle room", but TIT, so I'll take your word for it and file that info away. :)George *************
@Mark *****
the "wiggle room" or grace period is time in which you can still file the report, it's not additional time past 90 days that you can stay in Thailand and then leave and not file a report.George *************
staying in Thailand 90 days incurs the obligation to file a 90-Day Report. Leaving the country within 7 days does not discharge that obligation, only filing the report does that.
You can legally satisfy the 90-Day report obligation by filing your 90-Day report every 96 days. On the other hand, filing is free, and filing online is quite easy, so I tend to file 14 days before it's due. Over time I will end up filing an "extra" report because doing it early "costs" me several days.
You can legally satisfy the 90-Day report obligation by filing your 90-Day report every 96 days. On the other hand, filing is free, and filing online is quite easy, so I tend to file 14 days before it's due. Over time I will end up filing an "extra" report because doing it early "costs" me several days.
Mark ******
@George ************
The only part of that I can disagree with is "filing online is quite easy". I've never been able to get it to work in 3 years, but it's not really a problem for me anyway, I'm 20 minutes from my local Immigration office. :)George *************
@Mark *****
the new version is quite a bit simpler/easier.Mark ******
@George ************
LOL, I've given up - a pleasant 20 minute drive to the very friendly, quick & helpful Sri Racha office every 3 months is just fine for me.Reply to
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Garrett ***********
No, 90 day reports are for people with visas longer than 90 days AND who remain inside the country longer than 90 days. If you leave the country and come back in, 90 days starts from the time you've reentred.
Ray ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Garrett **********
I have a non-o visaMark ******
@Ray **********
On a non-O, if you are in country for , say 100 days, do your 90 report, leave the country, then the next report is 90 days after you re-enter.Ray ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Mark *****
thanksReply to
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Garrett ***********
@R**
Okey, and are you in the country longer than 90 consecutuve daysRay ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Garrett **********
no I'm out on business every few months so I guess I can ignore the 90 day report. ThanksGarrett ***********
Ray Mansfield Correct, some people have been here for years and have never done a 90 day report
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