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What should I do about my 90-day report if I'm leaving Thailand soon on a Non-O visa due to marriage?

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Jul 13, 2021

5 years ago

Wylie *******

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I have my first 90 day report coming up in August.  However, I will be out of the country.  I'm currently on a 1 year non-o extension based on marriage.  I thought I've read in the past that I do not need to do the 90 day report if I leave the country and that my new countdown for my next 90 days will start when I return.  Is this the case?  Is there anything I need to do regarding this before I leave Thailand?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are leaving Thailand on your first 90-day reporting period, you do not need to complete the report as long as you obtain a re-entry permit before departing. Your 90-day countdown will reset upon your return, allowing you to avoid the report as long as you leave the country before completing 90 consecutive days.

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Bernie ********

Hope you get your visa stamped by immigration before you leave, otherwise they’ll get you for overstaying and will get a fine and will not allow you entry to Thailand, also you’ll be unable to return for 1 year. Happened to me 2 years ago

5 years ago

Danger ******

Yes

5 years ago

Steve *******

Your 90 day report resets when you re-enter the country. Dont forget your re-entry permit or you'll lose your extention of stay

5 years ago

Michael *************

But you have to do ASQ

5 years ago

Wylie *******

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@Michael ************

yes, I have gone thru the whole process of COE and ASQ before and am following all the news on Phuket and the other schemes. Currently planning for Phuket.

5 years ago

Michael *******

@Michael ************

and get coe

5 years ago

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Andrew ********

Get the re entry stamp before you leave or you have to re apply for the retirement visa on returning.

5 years ago

Wylie *******

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@Andrew *******

got that taken care of today, just forgot to ask about the 90 days while I was there😄 Thanks.

5 years ago

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Alan *********

Just get your re-entry stamp before you leave

5 years ago

Garrett ***********

You only need to do 90 day reports when you're in the country 90 consecutive days. If you leave and come back in with a 1 year visa 90 days always restarts from when you enter.

If you leave every 90 days you never have to do them.

5 years ago

Wylie *******

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@Garrett **********

thank you for the quick reply!

5 years ago

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