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What do I need to know about the 90-day reporting requirements in Thailand?

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Jan 13, 2025
10 months ago
Pasha ***********
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Couple of questions about 90 day report.

1. I heard you can do the first one in person but all the next ones online. Can someone give the URL for this?

2. Do I need to do the 90 day report at the 180 day mark? So if I do the extension should I also do the 90 day report or since I am doing the extension the 90 day is not required?
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The 90-day report in Thailand needs to be done each time you spend 90 consecutive days in the country. The first report can be done in person, but subsequent reports can be submitted online. It is recommended to file your report 14 to 7 days before your 90-day mark, and the specific portal for this is https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/. If you apply for a visa extension, your 90-day reporting requirement resets, but it is advisable to complete the report unless you are doing a border run.
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Peter *******
If you do extension what is not recommended you have to show your 90 days report what you have to do personally. After you got the extension you can do the 2nd one by online. But much more easy to do a border run and enjoy the 180 days again and after 90 days report again by personally.
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David ********
The 90 day report resets when you do extension but if you do a border run l wouldn't bother with 90 day report
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Pasha ***********
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@David *******
 but if I end up doing the extension. You saying I would not need to do the 90 days report around that time?
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@Pasha **********
 if you do the extension it has Ben reported here you have to show all the documents same as your original application. But if you do the extension in immagration remember your 90 day report is 14 day before or 7 days after the reporting date. So when is you extension date that's what you need to check if it is in that period don't worry about 90 day
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John **********
You do a 90 day report every time you spend 90 consecutive days inside Thailand. Using the online option you report from 14 days before that date through to 7 days before that date

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Ray *****
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 but online is unavailable for the first report? Or so I have read
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Luit *****************
@Ray ****
 and don't forget, after you left the country, the next 90 days report again will be the first, so for DTV doing border bounces, every 90 days report is the first again.
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@Luit ****************
 yes exactly
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@Ray ****
 correct, although you can try it and see if it works. Some have reported success
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@John *********
 does it mean that after 180 days I need to do both extension and 90 day report?
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@Pasha **********
 yes or leave Thailand and return just before 180 days. You'd get a new 180 day stamp and the 90 day count would reset
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@John *********
 Can I please ask you sir, when you do 90-day report in person, does it have to be bang on 90th day after entered Thailand or is there any buffer? Thank you in advance.
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Pasha ***********
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@Khun *****
 can do 14 days before or 7 days after
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@Pasha **********
 So in person has same requirements as online? That doesn't seem Thai. I'd be expecting more confusion
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John **********
@Khun *****
 in person and online have different requirements. In person is 14 days before through to 7 days after. Online is 14 days before through to 7 days before
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