What should I know when completing my 90-day report online in Thailand, especially regarding entry date, address, and contact information?

90-day report Thai immigration NON-O visa multiple entry visa TM30 registration expat advice

Jun 2, 2024

8 months ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Sawadee kap

 Doing my 1st ever 90 day report online and have some questions 

1. Entry date. Does this mean 90 days ago or when I went to Laos last month? (I have multiple entry) 

2. Address. Where I am now or my registered apartment?  

3. Contact. Wife or landlord? 

Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When completing your 90-day report online for Thailand, you need to start counting 90 days from your last entry date, which is crucial if you have multiple entries. For the address section, use the registered address as indicated in your TM30, ensuring it reflects your actual residence. Regarding the contact information, it's advisable to use your details or those of your spouse rather than your landlord.

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Graham *******

got to be the same address as your last TM30.

8 months ago

Kd *********

Count 90 days after your last entry and that is the date of your 90 day report.

8 months ago

Ellie *******

So you seem to have a 1-year extension with (multiple) re-entry permit, right?

Your next 90-day report due is NOT yet. You entered Thailand on 26 May, so count 90 days with the arrival date as day 1.

BUT

you have to do the first 90-day report after you travel out of Thailand in person at the local immigration office. (late August)

The second or later reports can be done online, in that case,

1. Entry date. Does this mean 90 days ago or when I went to Laos last month? (I have multiple entry)

-> The actual latest date entered Thailand, in this case, 26 May.

2. Address. Where I am now or my registered apartment?

-> With your registered address on TM30. It is supposed to be the address you are actually living properly.

3. Contact. Wife or landlord?

-> Yourself. Or you can use "Use Login Information".

8 months ago

Neal **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Brilliant, thanks

Maybe I wasn't clear about question 1.

I did the first 90 day report in person in March, this is my 1st online report.

8 months ago

John **********

@Neal *********

when you do 90 day reports you are reporting that you have been inside Thailand for 90 consecutive days. The date of your previous report isn't relevant as you left Thailand and then returned. The date of your return restarts the 90 day count

8 months ago

Ellie *******

@Neal *********

, but you travelled OUT from Thailand. Next one will be your first 90 days report AFTER international travel which you entered Thailand from abroad again. You need to do this in person, too. (Changed recently)

The report in March was the first 90 days report after you granted your extension.

8 months ago

Neal **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Ellie ******

ah

Ok, I understand now. Thank you very much kap 🙏🏾

8 months ago

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