When is my 90-day report due after arriving in Thailand with a re-entry stamp?

90 Day Report Visa Extension Re-Entry Permit Thailand Immigration Rules Expat Visa Regulations NON-O Visa Visa Compliance Thai Visa Types

Aug 1, 2022

2 years ago

Philip *********

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Should I have received a 90 day report document when I arrived in Thailand or upon my recent visa extension? I left the country in June with a re-entry stamp and recently had my visa extended until October 04. My date of re-entry was 19 June. So do I need to do 90 day report on 19 September as that will be 90 days? Like I said, I never received any document with a due date for the 90 day report

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TLDR : Answer Summary

After entering Thailand on June 19, you start your 90-day count from that day, meaning your 90-day report is due on September 16, not September 19. The count begins from your entry date, not the date of your visa extension. You won't receive a notification for the due date, so it's important to keep track of your own reporting dates.

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Pauline *******

Your 90 days are reset each time you re enter the country.

2 years ago

Tod *********

@Philip ********

you never WILL receive any documents when you stamp in telling you when your 90 day report is due, YOU have to count it out on your own 😉

your next 90 day report is due 89 days after you stamped in to thailand, SO if you stamped in to the country on June 19th your 90 day report is due Sept 16th

you can apply in person from 2 weeks before down until a week after that date and you can apply online from 2 weeks before down until the due date

here's the website link

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2 years ago

Joel ******

September 19 is more than 90 days after your June 19 entry. Your entry date counts as day 1.

2 years ago

James ********

Your date of ENTRY into Thailand begins the 90 day count.

NOT 🚫 the date of your recent extension.

And as Joel says....

The day you enter Thailand counts as DAY #1

2 years ago

Philip *********

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@James *******

ok great, but is it not strange that I did not receive a 90-day reporting document? I remember always receiving one from immigration

2 years ago

James ********

@Philip ********

Yes you will receive it when you do your FIRST 90 days report.

2 years ago

Philip *********

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