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What are the ongoing requirements for 90-day reporting after receiving a Thai work permit?
Dec 12, 2017
8 years ago
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTERGood morning. After a long and arduous process, I am finally a member of the work permit club. (Yay)
I am slightly confused about the ongoing requirements and dates thereof. I now have a stamp in my passport 06/12/17 till 01/11/18 but I know I have to do 90 days reporting.
I had assumed (wrongfully again) that they would put the date for my 90 day report in my passport.
My questions are, do I just work out the dates myself and if I leave the country does it affect the dates of my 90 day reporting?
Thanks in advance
I am slightly confused about the ongoing requirements and dates thereof. I now have a stamp in my passport 06/12/17 till 01/11/18 but I know I have to do 90 days reporting.
I had assumed (wrongfully again) that they would put the date for my 90 day report in my passport.
My questions are, do I just work out the dates myself and if I leave the country does it affect the dates of my 90 day reporting?
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
This post discusses the confusion surrounding the 90-day reporting requirement after obtaining a work permit in Thailand. The original poster is unsure how to determine the reporting dates and whether leaving the country impacts these dates. Responses clarify that the 90-day reporting starts after the issuance date of the work permit and that leaving Thailand pauses the reporting timeline, restarting it upon re-entry into the country.
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Tod *********
When you go to do your first 90 day report, it puts you in the data base and then IF your immigration office participates in it you can use the online 90 day report program after that.
I dunno whether Phuket is accepting 90 day online reports or not. :/
Good Luck (Y)
I dunno whether Phuket is accepting 90 day online reports or not. :/
Good Luck (Y)
Jim *******
Tod. I know 3 on Non O retirement extensions and not one has ever done a 90 Day report. All have renewed their extensions without questions asked. Do you think this maybe because they were never on the data base to begin with?
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROk, yes I'm not sure either. Will check with my employer. Thank you 👌
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ORIGINAL POSTERGreat.. ok. Understood. Thanks Tod 👍👍👍
Tod *********
Leaving the country stops the 90 day count down clock.
it starts back up when you come back.
if you left the country your next 90 day report would be due 90 days after you return to the country.
it starts back up when you come back.
if you left the country your next 90 day report would be due 90 days after you return to the country.
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROk thank you
Tod *********
@Gra***
, nope, after that first paper they give you then you have to keep track on your own..Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTERHey Tod. When I reenter Thailand, will they give me another 90 day paper with the new date?
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ORIGINAL POSTEROk thanks. If i leave the country does it affect that date?
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTERForgive my ignorance.. you were right Tod. Just found this stapled in the back of my passport. Didnt even realise they put this in!
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROk thanks. I will make sure to check 👍
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROh ok.. i didnt know that. Ok I will and yes I will make sure!
Tod *********
@Gra***
, when you come back on your arrival card you DON'T write the visa extension number. Write the number of the re-entry permit. AND when they stamp you in make sure you're stamped in until 1 Nov 2018. :)Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROk yes I got one already as I am leaving for a week next week
Tod *********
make sure you have a re-entry permit too or when you leave you will cancel that extension you just got :O
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Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTERHaha ok.. 😀
Tom **********
Lol my phone is wrong. Sometimes I accidentally react to stuff just to remove the reaction a second later. Seems like that second was too long this time and I got caught :D.
Graham *********
ORIGINAL POSTERLol whats wrong
@Tom ****
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Tod *********
Unless you've already been doing 90 day reporting on a different extension, your first 90 day report would be due 90 days from the 6th of December (the day you got your extension)
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