Jan 28, 2024
10 months ago
I’m getting ready to do my first 90 day report at Chaengwattana on retirement visa. I have left the country a few times since I have been here due to emergencies back in the U.S. and dive trips. I’ve been here 8 months in total but this is the first time I will have e been in country more than 90 days.
There is a question on the TM 47 that asks when I arrived in country. Would I put the last stamp in which was Nov 9th?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster (OP) is preparing to complete their first 90-day report at Chaengwattana for a retirement visa after staying in Thailand for 8 months, with previous departures for emergencies and dive trips. They ask whether to indicate their most recent arrival date, which is November 9th, on the TM 47 form. Commenters confirm that the OP should indeed write down the last stamp date of November 9th as their arrival date.
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