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What happens to my 90-day report requirement if I leave Thailand and return before the reporting date?
Feb 7, 2023
3 years ago
Gunnar ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER90 days report:
Does sombody know what happen if I go abroad and coming back into Thailand between the times for 90 days reporting?
Is the time when I enter the Kingdom again a new start of a new 90 day report time?
Or is the old report time the one I need to bother about?
In the last case I need do report today. So if somebody knows how I be greatful to know.
Because on internet get both informations.
Does sombody know what happen if I go abroad and coming back into Thailand between the times for 90 days reporting?
Is the time when I enter the Kingdom again a new start of a new 90 day report time?
Or is the old report time the one I need to bother about?
In the last case I need do report today. So if somebody knows how I be greatful to know.
Because on internet get both informations.
TLDR : Answer Summary
When you hold a visa that requires 90-day reporting in Thailand and you leave the country, your 90-day reporting timeline resets upon your re-entry. You do not need to report while you are outside of Thailand. Your next 90-day report will be due 89 days from the date of your re-entry. It's important to confirm with local immigration offices, as procedures can vary by location.
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I think OP got enough information.
@Gunnar **********
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This is also the question I wish to know, only because 90D day not come yet. Thanks for PO and Tod's advice.
Mario *********
In Chiang Rai you have to go to the office to report when you come back, check with your office they are not all on the same page
Tod *********
@Mario ********
nope, not a problem at all, and you're right many offices require you to go back and file a TM30 when you come in from overseas 🙂Mario *********
@Tod ********
sorry i mixed everythingTod *********
@Mario ********
that is NOT the 90 day reporting, that is something completely different (the TM30 <- notification of foreigner in residence form)Reply to
Tod *********
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Dannie ***************
When you leave, the 90 days reset from the moment you re-enter.
When you re-enter, it is DAY ONE again.
When you re-enter, it is DAY ONE again.
Tod *********
Okay here's how it works for 90 day reporting
IF you are on a visa/extension where you do 90 day reporting and you are IN thailand when that 90 days comes due you report.
IF you are on a visa/extension where you do 90 day reporting and you are NOT in thailand when they 90 days comes due you do NOT report and your next 90 day report will be due 89 days from the date you stamp back IN to thailand
IF you are on a visa/extension where you do 90 day reporting and you are IN thailand when that 90 days comes due you report.
IF you are on a visa/extension where you do 90 day reporting and you are NOT in thailand when they 90 days comes due you do NOT report and your next 90 day report will be due 89 days from the date you stamp back IN to thailand
Mike ********
Does this mean when I leave the country every 4-6 weeks for a weekend vacation, I never have to do 90 day reporting? (eg being on a 1yr retirement extension).
Tod *********
@Mike *******
correct (y) I know people who traveled so much they've never done a 90 day report 😮Reply to
Tod *********
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Gunnar ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
Thank you so much. 🙏Paul **********
@Tod ********
I hope this isn’t seen as thread hijacking but I feel it’s relevant, If a new 12 month extension of stay has been stamped. Does the 90 day start from the stamp date or stay the same as before new stamp? TIA 🙏John **********
@Paul *********
it varies. My immigration office usually aligns the two i.e the final 90 report is usually shortened to match the expiry of the extension stamp... Best to go by the bit of paper they staple in your passport (or the date on the receipt if you do online)Tod *********
@Paul *********
this is how you tell IF when you apply for your yearly extension they reset your 90 day report <- it is 100% fool proof and works for ALL immigration offices and all types of extensions 🙂 You ask yourself;
When you applied for your new yearly extension did they give you a new 90 day report receipt?
If that answer is yes, and you were given a new 90 day report receipt they reset it and you follow that new receipt
If that answer is no, and you were not given a new 90 day report receipt, they did not reset it and you follow the report receipt you have in your passport now.
Paul **********
@Tod ********
Thanks Tod. So my last 90 day report date was due *****
/22 however, passport stamped under consideration *****
/22. New extension stamped *****
/22. No new 90 day report slip.Tod *********
@Paul *********
you will get a 2000baht fine when you go back and file your 90 day report (which you can do any time because the fine is 2000baht whether you're 8 days late or 8 months late)Tod *********
Hmm
@Paul *********
sounds like a fail to me 🙁 and that you missed your 90 day report that was due on the 27th of Nov 😕Paul **********
@Tod ********
But 90 day report day was in between the under consideration period. 90 day report due *****
/22 but they stamped by passport under consideration on the 24th?Tod *********
@Paul *********
you need to GO file a 90 day report and get the 2000baht fine for failure to file on time 😕 It is what it is and it's far from the end of the world 😉Tod *********
@Paul *********
which doesn't mean you didn't have to do it, just that it fell during that time. Visiting the office to apply for the extension and then again when you went back to get the extension inked in after the under consideration period didn't mean you didn't need to file a 90 day reportJohn **********
@Paul *********
I think the 90 day report is your responsibility not the immigration officers.Dannie ***************
@Paul *********
If you did not exit Thailand and return, or get a new reporting date, the original due date on your 90 day reporting is the only valid date.Reply to
Dannie ***************
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Tod *********
the old paper is NO good if you left the country between your last report and the new due date 🙂
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