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What is involved in the 90-day reporting for a retirement visa in Thailand, and can it be done online for the first report?

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Jun 11, 2021

4 years ago

Andy ******

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Anyone know what is involved in the 90 day reporting on a retirement visa ,I'm doing it in Phuket ,can you do the report online if it's first time or only go to Phuket Town Immigration office ?

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To complete the 90-day reporting for a retirement visa in Thailand, the initial report must be done in person at the immigration office. In Phuket, it's suggested to go to either the Phuket Town Immigration Office or the Patong office, with the latter being faster. After the first report, subsequent reports can be done online.

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Stuart *********

Phuket town office has the drive through. You don’t need anything other than your passport. Takes 5 minutes tops.

4 years ago

Ellie *******

You need to do the very first 90days report in person at the immigration office or sending by legacy registered mail (if the local office allows).

4 years ago

Ken ********

No not the first time go to patong it's heaps faster than Phuket Town. After you do your first 90 day report at immagration you can do them online first has to be done at immagration

4 years ago

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@Ken *******

correct advice

4 years ago

Andy ******

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@Ken *******

thanks Ken

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