Is 90-day reporting necessary if I'm leaving Thailand before the due date?

Non-O Visa Retirement Visa 90-Day Reporting Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Expat Life in Thailand

Apr 21, 2022

3 years ago

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I am on a Non-O Extension of stay from Retirement Visa, the extension of stay expires at the end of August. I am planning on coming back only in November( as a tourist) so i understand my extension of stay will have expired, so no need to get re-entry permit either. My question is, i am due for 90 day reporting on 26 april but i am flying out on 30 april..can someone confirm that 90 day reporting is useless in this case?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is on a Non-O extension of stay from a Retirement Visa, expiring in August, and is leaving Thailand on April 30, before their due date for 90-day reporting on April 26. The community discusses the necessity of completing the 90-day report despite the user's upcoming departure, with opinions varying on the potential consequences of not filing.

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Danny ********

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Thanks everyone for their kind advice....90 day report completed

3 years ago

Douglas *******

Do it 15 days before ok too.

3 years ago

Stuart *********

There would be no consequence for not filing this time and leaving Thailand - they don’t check at the airport if you have filed one.

However the next time you are due for a 90 day report (whenever that may be) an eagle eyed immigration officer may spot you failed to file your last one on time and fine you for not doing so.

3 years ago

Danny ********

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Problem solved...i am not gonna get all technical for a 15 minute wait at immigration..i will report and play it safe.

3 years ago

Stuart *********

@Danny *******

do it online. Saves queuing.

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3 years ago

Danny ********

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@Stuart ********

i walk to immigration and i need the exercise.

3 years ago

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Danny ********

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@Stuart ********

wouldn't the rule of 7 days reporting after due date apply in this case.

3 years ago

Danny ********

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So what will happen with my next reporting date i will get....example if i report 26 april, next date would be 26 July and i will not be here?

3 years ago

John **********

@Danny *******

report by the 26th. Your next date can be ignored as you will leave the country before it is due

3 years ago

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John **********

Stuart *********

@Danny *******

no. It’s due on the 26th. It would need to be filed on the 26th (or within 7 days after) regardless that you were no longer in the country after the 30th.

3 years ago

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Stuart *********

Bonnie *******

Do it anyway. You don't want to get blacklisted

3 years ago

Bobby ********

@Bonnie ******

He'd be the first person in history to be blacklisted for failing to file a 90-day report! 🤣🤣🤣

3 years ago

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Bobby ********