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When does the 90-day report start for a Non-O retirement visa extension in Thailand?

Non-O visa 90-day report visa extension retirement visa Thailand immigration rules

May 24, 2023

2 years ago

Mick *******

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Recently acquired 90 day Non O retirement visa. Applying for 12 month extension next week (46 days) into the 90 days. 

Does the 90 day report start from the date I entered the Kingdom or does it start from 1st day of extension?

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If you have a 90-day Non-O retirement visa and are applying for a 12-month extension, your first 90-day report will be due 90 days from the date your extension is issued, not from the date you entered Thailand. Initially, there is no 90-day report requirement while you are on the original 90-day visa.

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Stuart *********

When you get your year extension they’ll put a small bit of paper in your passport saying when your first 90 day report is due.

2 years ago

Graham ******

There is no 90 report on the initial Non-O as you have are only stamped in for 90 days

2 years ago

Mick *******

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@Graham *****

, thanks , I was unsure because I was here for maybe 25 days before the 90 day was issued , meaning I would have been here well over 90 days had I waited to extend

2 years ago

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

Your first report is due 90 days from the day your extension is issued.

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