Hi when I apply online for 90 day reporting ,do i put the day I arrived in Thailand (years ago)or the date of last 90 day reporting?thanks, because I got rejected as they said it's my 1st time!!!
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When applying online for the 90-day reporting in Thailand, you should enter the date of your most recent entry into Thailand (the last stamp on your passport) rather than the date of your last 90-day reporting. It's important to apply within the correct time window, which is 2 weeks before until 1 week before the reporting due date. If this is your first 90-day report at a new address, you must report in person.
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Date you last entered Thailand from a foreign country, even if only a short trip. I.e. the last stamp on your passport entering Thailand (not the 90day date)
Ok that’s why then as I’m applying 6 days before it’s finished !so as you said I have to do it 2 weeks before within 1 week and not 1 week before,guess this is a new thing !so it’s finished next Thursday and I’m re doing my 1 year extension on Tuesday so will need to go in 2 times or could do both same day I guess?
More and more offices are following the "from 2 weeks before until 1 week BEFORE" rule for online applications <- meaning you have a one week window to apply online.
example your 90 day report is due Dec 18th, that means you can apply online from the 4th until the 11th (2 weeks before down until 1 week before)
people have been rejected outside that "window" at more and more offices, Also make sure you match the address EXACTLY with the TM30 you have filed because those two programs now cross check each other against passport/address
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remember the first time you go to report after comin' back into the country you have to do it in person (or by mail) before you can use the online 90 day reporting system
The "Arrival Thailand Date" you put the date of you most recently entered thailand (your most recent entry stamp date)
The "Stay Visa Expire" you put the date of your extension expiration (or if you're DTV or OA visa you put the date of your current entry stamp expiration date)