When is my first 90-day report due after entering Thailand on a Non-Imm O-A visa?

Mar 3, 2021
4 years ago
Aidan *******
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I arrived Thailand 11 January and did my two week quarantine. Got out 26 January. Is my quarantine included in my time before my first 90 report? Or does it 90 days from 26? What date should I report? Any suggestions greatfully received thanks. Non Imm O-A visa.
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Your first 90-day report is due 90 days from your arrival date in Thailand, which is January 11 in your case. Therefore, you should report by April 10. You can report 15 days before the due date and up to 7 days after without penalty. Ensure you have your TM6 departure card, which is necessary for filing the report.
Tod *********
@Ai***
As people have stated (repeatedly :P)

On the visa you came in your first 90 day report is due 90 days after you stamped IN to the country.

SO if you stamped in on Jan 11 your 90 day report is due Saturday April 10th.

You can report in person from 15 days before up until 7 days after the due date without a penalty.

NOW let's address the fact you don't have a TM6 departure card (which you NEED to have to file a 90 day report).

I'd swing past the main immigration office near the airport OR the one at Promenada Mall and ask how to get a new TM6 departure card.

Some offices make you get a police report saying you lost it before they will replace it for you, but some don't, and that's why I said swing by before you need to do your 90 day report and ask how it's handled there.

Also when you go to do a 90 day report in Chiang Mai they have a drive thru lane for 90 day reporting at the main immigration office near the airport.

Good luck, take care, stay safe
Kimball *************
If you’re staying in hotels all the time do you still have to report? Don’t the hotels have to report when you check in?
Kimball *************
I came in on January 15 on a TR 60 visa so I was good until March 15. I extended 30 days so now I’m good until April 15. I’ve never stayed 90 or more days in Thailand. If I do a further Covid extension can I do a 90 day report at the same time? My understanding is I have to do the covid extension on or before March 30. I have a flight booked home to Canada on April 11 but I’m worried that shit might happen. They’re making it difficult to return home as well.
Ellie *******
@Kimball ****
Ask to your immigration office when you apply for Covid extension whether you need to report 90days. Basically, 90days report is required to people with long term visa or extension. Tourist entry + tourist extension is not eligible to 90days report. And it depends to immigration office if you need to report 90days with Covid extension. Some offices require you to report, some don't.
Ellie *******
Hotel doesn't do anything regarding to 90days report

YOU need to do every time 90days report due
Ellie *******
What kind of report are you talking about?
Kimball *************
90 day report
Piero *************
The immigration office sticks a paper note on your passport when you must confirm again after the first time you register your adress
Ellie *******
If you mean 90days report, it's until you leave Thailand. OP just entered Thailand. The last notified due date before leave the country is already not correct date.
Piero *************
@Ellie ******
,I mean 90 days report for who has at least one year visa,does not need leave Thailand.
Ellie *******
@Piero ************
yes. 90days count resets when you leave the country even if immigration office gives you a note of next due date
Piero *************
James ********
Your first 90 day report is due 90 days from your arrival date into Thailand.

Did you file...or was there filed... a TM30 following your ASQ stay on return to your home address in Thailand?

The ASQ filed it first when you checked in to the ASQ hotel.
Aidan *******
ORIGINAL POSTER
@James *******
do you mean notification of home address? If so yes I have registered. So from information above my first 90 check is around 11 April correct?
James ********
@Aidan ******
see
@Ellie ******
reply...its 10 April.
Aidan *******
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@James *******
and I presume you just turn up no appointment?
Bobby ********
Aidan Innes. Advise you to make a booking. You'll be in and out in 30 minutes, otherwise you could be waiting hours!
Aidan *******
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@Bobby *******
thank you all for your help. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇹🇭
Ellie *******
@Aidan ******
your 90days report due date would be 10 Apr. Your arrival date is count as day 1.
Aidan *******
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@Ellie ******
thank you. And there is some days before and after I can go yes? 7 days before and after correct?
James ********
@Aidan ******
15 days before...7 days after.
Ellie *******
@Aidan ******
reporting in person at immigration office, from 15days before to 7days after the due date
Aidan *******
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@Ellie ******
Thank you. Just turn up in person with passport and TM30?
Ellie *******
@Aidan ******
you don't have to make appoint, but you can book depends on your local immigration office.

yes, usual documents. Your passport, departure card, TM30 receipt, and copies of those (that you can do around most immigration offices). If you have last 90days receipt and notification of new due date (even it passed during you are out), better to bring them too.
Aidan *******
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@Ellie ******
departure card mmmm don’t have that! Is that a problem? Is it the little slip receipt given at the airport from form filled in on flight?
Per *********
@Aidan ******
Yes, the little slip! It's quite important to immigration, so if you lost it, then you will need to go to the police station closest to you and report it lost!
Ellie *******
@Aidan ******
yes exactly that one. Smaller half of white/blue small card. If you don't have, make police report saying lost at nearest police station, bring it together and they will give you new one.

At some immigration office they would just give you new card, at some other offices including Bangkok, requires you to have police report to provide new one.
Aidan *******
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@Ellie ******
I’m Chiang Mai but I will report in case.
Gregor **********
@Aidan ******
you would not have been able to register an address under the TM30, without the departure card. Because in order to file a TM30 correctly, the hotel or the landlord need the departure card number. If you lost the deparure card but have been told by whomever, that your address and TM30 has been registered successfully, this cannot be true
Aidan *******
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@Gregor *********
I had it when I registered TM30 at immigration. Lost since then
Lloyd ********
As it is 90 days in country, I would say the clock started ticking when you entered.
Ellie *******
90days counts days you are inside Thailand. Starting your enter date.
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