What is the procedure for reporting back to Thailand after being away for 90 days?

90 Day Check-In Immigration Procedures Re-entry to Thailand Visa Regulations Thailand Expat Guide

Apr 1, 2019

6 years ago

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Hi guys, 

So Im in SA at the moment, Im flying back on the 17th of April, what is the procedure to follow, do I have to report that Im back from SA at immigration where I do my 90 day check in??

Thanks in advance

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The user inquires about the procedure for returning to Thailand after being in South Africa, specifically asking if they need to report to immigration for a 90-day check-in upon their arrival.

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