Hello, quick question about the 90 days notification of stay. I arrived in Thailand on 13 February 2021 (with an exemption of visa into a extension into a in-country ED visa). I have to count the 90 days starting from my arrival date, right? or from the beginning of my ED visa? I try to do it online here : https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do But I stay stuck at the first page : when I click on "submit", it's just reload the page and not take me to "step 2". A bug in their system or I miss something? Btw, it's the first time ever that I do a 90 days notification of stay (I live in Bangkok). Bonus question : what the fuck is the point of doing that??

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When does the 90-day notification period start for an ED visa holder in Thailand?

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May 9, 2021

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Benny *****

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Hello, quick question about the 90 days notification of stay.

I arrived in Thailand on 13 February 2021 (with an exemption of visa into a extension into a in-country ED visa). I have to count the 90 days starting from my arrival date, right? or from the beginning of my ED visa?

I try to do it online here : [members only]

But I stay stuck at the first page : when I click on "submit", it's just reload the page and not take me to "step 2". A bug in their system or I miss something?

Btw, it's the first time ever that I do a 90 days notification of stay (I live in Bangkok). Bonus question : what the fuck is the point of doing that??

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The 90-day notification period for your stay in Thailand begins after your first extension on your ED visa, not from your arrival date or previous visa status. You are required to notify immigration within 90 days of receiving your ED visa extension. Initially, as you entered Thailand on a visa exemption, this did not trigger the 90-day reporting requirement. Additionally, the first report must be done in person, and it's advisable to hold onto any TM30 receipt you might have.

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What Tod says is accurate as I came in on Tourist Visa and then converted to ED. Because the previous Visa (or visa exempt in your case) you were on did not require 90-day reporting, the timer did not start until you were on a Visa that does require it. When you get your first ED extension they will let you know when your first requirement is.