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What Should I Do After My One Year Visa Extension Expires in Thailand?

Visa Extension Married To Thai 90 Day Report

Jun 11, 2020

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Just a minor query.

I have a one year extension type visa (married to a Thai) and it isn't necessary to do the 'ninety days'.

When this period of grace is over, does one have to sign in immediately?

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The user inquires about the process following the expiration of their one year visa extension related to being married to a Thai national, specifically regarding the necessity of completing the 90-day report upon the end of the grace period.

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We do not know what would happen after the visa amnesty period is over. The group recommends completing the 90 day reports, and getting the extension of stays, as normal. The immigration offices are virtually empty now.

If you already done a 90 day report in person, you can use one of the following programs to submit the 90 day reports in the future:

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