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What do I need to do about 90-day reports while switching from a tourist visa to an ED visa in Thailand?
Jan 19, 2022
4 years ago
Dylan *********
ORIGINAL POSTERCan someone explain what I need to do in my situation? I'm on tourist visa arrived Nov 11, just got my covid extension which expires 19 March. I'm about to switch over to ED visa. I've noticed this in my passport about 90 day reports. I've never done 90 day reports before. I attached a pic of my passport. Explain like I'm five what I need to be doing please
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is currently on a tourist visa set to expire on March 19 after receiving a COVID extension and plans to switch to an ED visa. They are uncertain about the 90-day reporting requirement. A comment clarifies that the user will need to submit a 90-day report only if they remain in Thailand beyond April 19, and there’s no immediate action required regarding the 90-day report until then.
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Ellie *******
You will submit a 90days report IF you keep staying in Thailand still on 19 April. Check again when you apply for a new in-country visa. You don't have to do anything regarding the 90days report until then.
Ellie *******
You may be able to report online 15days before until the due date. (you cannot use online once you pass due date)
You can report in person at the immigration office 15days before until 7days after the due date.
You can report in person at the immigration office 15days before until 7days after the due date.
Graham ******
@Ellie ******
First report cannot be onlineEllie *******
@Graham *****
I know you couldn't do your very first report online with the old system. But I'm not so sure with the new system.Reply to
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Dylan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ellie ******
is it saying I have to report BEFORE April 19th, if I'm planning to stay longer than April 19?Nigel *********
@Dylan ********
what immigration office are you using or of interest? Also, don't let anyone tell you you don't need to do it. Thank youDylan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel *********************
Bangkok. ***********************************************
is the site?Tod *********
@Dylan ********
that is the site but you cannot use it to report the FIRST time. <- and that paper in your passport means it IS your first time. So you will go to the MTT immigration office and file a 90 day report IF you're still here when that date comes aroundDylan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
so when it's time in April to do my report and I go to mtt, what documents do I need to bring?Tod *********
@Dylan ********
your passport, that slip, maybe a TM30 receipt that shows you are registered at the address you stay at, and you fill out the TM47 form.Dylan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
do I get a new 90 day report due date after I switch from covid extension to Ed visa?Benjamin ******
@Dylan ********
Depends on the immigration office. I would ask Muang Thong Thani Counter A (where the 90 day reports to processed) to confirm. after you get your ED visa.Dylan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
no money like 1900 needed correct?Ellie *******
@Dylan ********
no feeEllie *******
@Dylan ********
that is right one.Nigel *********
@Dylan ********
yup.Reply to
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@Dylan ********
You have to report if you are staying 90days sequentially. The report means you are staying 90th day on April 19.Nigel *********
@Dylan ********
April 19 is the due date for your 90 day report. You can do it on line and pretty painless. You can do it afew days before and up to a few days after due date (I thingk 15 before and 7 days after, someone will correct me soon)Reply to
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