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When do I need to submit my 90-day report for my Non-O retirement visa in Thailand after moving to a new apartment?

Dec 14, 2025

10 hours ago

Hello all?! I am on a Non-O retirement Visa. 

I returned from a foreign trip on December 2nd with the re-entry permit. 

My landlord filed the TM-30 for me on December 3rd. 

My lease expired in October and I found a better apartment that I'd like to move into on February 1st. That new landlord will also file another TM 30 

My question is when do I do my 90-day report? It's a bit confusing. Thank you.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The 90-day report for your Non-O retirement visa is due 90 days from your date of entry into Thailand, not based on your lease or TM-30 filings. You can typically submit the report up to 7 days before the due date.

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90 days from the arrival date

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Peter *********

90 days on entering thailand using the tm30 were your staying

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Peter *******

90 days from entering the country

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Sean **********

Be aware 90 days does not mean 3 months and you can file the TM47 earlier. If I remember correctly about 7 days

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Brandon ************

Only one thing in all of this is relevant. When people did TM30 or you moving doesn't matter.

When you entered Thailand, you start counting from day 1. Your 90 day report is due in 90 days from then.

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Does the 90-day reporting period start from my arrival date or the retirement visa stamp in Thailand?

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