Good day….if you’re on a non o retirement visa and happen to be overseas on your 90 day reporting date what is the correct protocol….thanks
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If you are on a Non-O retirement visa and find yourself overseas on your 90-day reporting date, it's important to understand that you cannot complete the reporting while out of the country. You can report your status if you have been in Thailand for 90 continuous days, and if you leave before this period is up, the 90-day count will pause until you return. You must file your 90-day report in person upon your return and can submit it between 2 weeks before and 1 week after the reporting due date without penalty.
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Nothing. You arent in the country. The 90 days is to report 90 days in country.
Just count 90 days starting the day you arrive back and are likely to have to do it in person.
You can't be "out of the country" and have a 90 day report due
Here's how 90 day reporting works:
If you're on a visa/extension that does 90 day reporting and you're in country 90 continuous days you need to file a report.
If you leave the country on or before the 90th day the "count down clock" stops and when you return to Thailand your next 90 day report is due 89 days from the date you stamp in. (The day you stamp in us counted as day 1).
Your first 90 day report after coming back into the country usually has to be done in person.
You can file a 90 day report from 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week after the due date with no penalty