Is the first 90-day report due 89 days after entering Thailand or 89 days after receiving the non-O retirement visa?

Oct 3, 2023
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Tong *****
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First 90 day report is 89 days after you enter the country right? Not 89 days after immigration issued my non o retirement visa? That's the date the slip of paper in my passport tells me to report. Have they made a mistake?
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The first 90-day report is due 89 days after entering Thailand, marked by the date on the immigration slip you receive with your non-O retirement visa. Prior to obtaining this visa, you were not on a stay that necessitated 90-day reporting.
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Tong *****
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Thank you both. I understand now ๐Ÿ™
Brandon ************
They have not made a mistake. Until you received your non-O visa/extension, you were not on a stay that could exceed 90 days so you were not subject to 90 day reporting. But once you got on a stay that could exceed 90 days, the counter starts from that day. The paper your received from immigration is when your first 90 day report is due.
Steve ********
No. They've got it right. You go by the slip of paper they've given you
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