What are the guidelines for the 90-day check-in for Thai visa holders, especially for first-time applicants?

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Nov 27, 2024

7 days ago

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Coming up to the first time we need to do a 90 day check in. 

Firstly, online would be preferable. Does anyone have any advice please?

Finally, I presume we want to leave it as late as possible as the next 90 days starts the day we do it. Is this correct?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

For your first 90-day check-in in Thailand, it is necessary to report in person rather than online, as many have faced rejections when trying to do so online. After the initial report, online submissions are allowed, with a reporting window of 15 to 7 days before the due date. It is recommended not to wait until the last possible day to submit, as the next 90-day period begins from the submission date. You can report in person within two weeks before to one week after the due date.

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Stuart ***********

After your first report you can do it online. The window is 15 to 7 days before your due date.

I do mine about 10 days early.

Record the details exactly as you input them and then next time you can simply copy the information to save you time.

7 days ago

Tod *********

the first 90 day report when you come back into the country OR when it's your first one has to be done in person.

You can try online, but most people are getting rejected with the notice that "first report done in person" message

Why leave it as late as possible?

No need to be a "day counter" on 90 day reporting. Your next report will be due 90 days from the date you do this one.. You don't need to max out the time between them.

You can apply in person from 2 weeks before the due date down to 1 week after the due date.

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