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What should I do for re-entry as a holder of a Type O non-immigrant visa after my 90-day report in Thailand?

Type O VisaNon-Immigrant VisaRe-entry Permit90 Day ReportingThai Immigration RulesVisa Extensions
Apr 2, 2021
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Hugh ********
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On a Type O non immigrant visa, I've just done my 90 days reporting, if I needed to leave and come back; how do I go about informing the authorities please?
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If you hold a Type O non-immigrant visa and have just completed your 90-day reporting, ensure you have a multi-entry visa or obtain a re-entry permit from an immigration office or international airport before leaving Thailand. When you exit, the immigration officer will take your departure card, indicating you're no longer in the country. Upon return, you will need to file a new TM30 form, and your 90-day reporting countdown will reset.
Steve *******
You're NOT on a Non Imm O visa, you're on an extention of stay. You need a re-entry permit. Get them at Imm Offices and International Airports.
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@Steve ******
 I am on a non immigrant type o visa 😂
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@Hugh *******
 You're not. You dont do 90 day reports on a Non Imm O visa..
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Hugh ********
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@Steve ******
 I do lol
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Frédéric ******************
When you leave the country the immigration officer take your departure card. That's how they are informed that you are not in Thailand.
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@Frédéric ****************
 Well yes, we can all leave BUT the OP wants to come back, so your comment, whilst being correct, means absolutley jack shit to anyone
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@Steve ******
 he asked how to inform the authorities that he left. I gave him the answer.
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Tod *********
you make sure you either have a multi-entry VISA or you buy a re-entry permit before you go (so you can get back in on the extension you have) and then you just leave.

When you come back you file a new TM30 and your 90 day count down clock starts again the day you stamp IN to the country
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@Tod ********
 thanks for probably the only sensible answer mate 😂😂 👍
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Darren *******
Leave where? Thailand or just moving elsewhere?
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