What is the timeline for 90-day reporting in Thailand after receiving a Non-O visa?

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Nov 22, 2024

a month ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

90 day reporting confusion.

I always thought the 90 day reporting is not linked to the visa dates, just entry I to the country.

I entered Thailand on the 29 Aug. on a 60 free stamp. Then applied for a initial Non-O visa valid to the 8 Jan 2025.

I just now went to Chiang Mai immigration drive through at the airport office to do my 90 day reporting. 

The officer looked at my Non-O visa and told me; no need to do 90 day reporting. Do it next time.

Asking,  next time from what date? He just shrugged and told me, no need to do it now.

Does not make sense. I think I go back next week and maybe there is another officer…

Anyone got the same experience or any advice?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The confusion regarding 90-day reporting arises from the entry type and visa status. Entry on a 60-day free stamp does not require 90-day reporting, nor does the initial Non-O visa if the holder won't stay long enough to be subject to the requirement. The first 90-day report will be due 90 days after securing a year extension on the visa, which is when the reporting obligation officially begins.

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Aake **********

You don't need to make a report yet, you do it when you get a year extension

a month ago

Tod *********

you got your wires crossed a bit

free stamp entry never does 90 day reporting (and those days don't count toward you having to file a 90 day report if you change to a different visa)

Initial 90 day Non-O visa doesn't do 90 day reporting either <- because ON that visa you can't be in the country long enough to have to file a 90 day report

Your FIRST 90 day report will be due 90 days from the date you get your year extension issued.

Doesn't make any sense going back next week you haven't been here 90 days on the same visa/extension type to make you have to file

As I said, you don't have a report due until 90 days AFTER the date you apply for the year extension, that's when the first one will be due

a month ago

Othmar ****

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@Tod ********

Thanks for un-tangling my wires.

a month ago

Othmar ****

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks again for sharing your always great advice.

a month ago

Tod *********

@Othmar ***

it is a common mix up, no worries, when you go apply for the year extension ASK the officer when your first 90 day report will be due.

In Bangkok (and other offices) they put a small paper in your passport with the due date on it when you get the first extension

a month ago

Peter **********

@Tod ********

in Chiang Mai they put the paper in your passport as well

a month ago

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