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When is my 90-day reporting due if I'm leaving Thailand and returning later?

Retirement Visa 90 Day Reporting Visa Rules Re-entry Visa Thailand Immigration

Aug 2, 2024

2 years ago

Samuel ******

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Ok long question. I got my retirement Visa in jontiem from an agent in May. I left the country June 3rd and returned June 21st. So my first 90 day reporting changes to around September 19th. But I'm leaving back to the United States September 5th and returning February 5th 2025. So is my first 90 day reporting next year 90 days after the 5th of February 2025? I just don't want trouble next year. And yes I understand I need to buy a reenter visa before I leave. Thanks

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The user seeks clarification on their 90-day reporting schedule after obtaining a retirement visa in Thailand. They left the country shortly after obtaining the visa and will return after several months, prompting questions about how 90-day intervals are calculated. Comments from the community provide important clarifications about the 90-day reporting requirement, indicating it only applies after spending a full 90 consecutive days in Thailand.

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Andre *********

Everytime you leave Thailand and re-enter the 90 days begin from 0.

2 years ago

Peter *********

Yes correct

2 years ago

Ann ************

Why didnt you get multiple entry visa?

I have no trouble with mine

2 years ago

Graham ******

@Ann ***********

Unless you leave at least four times you lose money getting a multiple re-entry permit (3800B versus 1000B)

2 years ago

Bob **********

@Graham *****

so if you go 3 times you loose pages in your passport but if you don’t travel a lot shouldn’t worry you

2 years ago

Ann ************

@Graham *****

sounds to me he leaves quite often

2 years ago

Graham ******

@Ann ***********

Twice up to re-entry in Feb and extension to May?

2 years ago

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Graham ******

John **********

You're not on a visa but on an extension of stay as mentioned in the stamp in your passport. In order to do a 90 day report you must actually spend 90 consecutive days inside Thailand (including the day you enter)

2 years ago

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

Yes it will be after you return, and that's only if you stay 90 days that time.

You only ever file the TM47 after spending 90 consecutive days in Thailand. If you never spend 90 consecutive days in Thailand then you'd never file a TM47.

You should actually take that 90 day report slip out of your passport so it doesn't confuse anyone.

2 years ago

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

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