When Should I Apply for My 90-Day Report After Entering Thailand?

Visa Extension NON-O Visa 90 Day Reporting

Jan 31, 2020

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi again, new question, hope easier than last one...

Arrival date 19 Nov 2019 (Suvarnabhumi).

Applied visa extension date 30 Jan 2020 (Chonburi - Sriracha immigration office).

Which is the right date to apply for the 90 days report: 19 Feb 2020? Or 28 Apr 2020? 🤔

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about the correct date to apply for a 90-day report after arriving in Thailand on November 19, 2019, and applying for a visa extension on January 30, 2020. Based on the comments, the correct date for the 90-day report is 16 February 2020, as it is 90 days from the date of entry. Additionally, the reporting can be done between 1 February and 23 February, given the flexibility in the reporting window.

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Tod *********

Okay, lets get this sorted out.

The way to tell if the immigration office sync'd your 90 day reporting when you did your yearly extension is to ask yourself

When you got the new year extension did you get a NEW 90 day report receipt from the immigration office stating when your next report was due? if the answer was yes, that new receipt has the date you do your 90 day report on.

IF the answer was NO (and you didn't get a new 90 day report receipt when you got your year extension your 90 day report is due when it always is 89 days from the date you stamped into the country last.

So in the case of the O/P they did NOT get a new 90 day report receipt when they got their year extension granted on Jan 30th. That means that their 90 day report is due 89 days from the date they stamped into the country last which was 19th of Nov.. So the 16th of Feb is the due day.

5 years ago

Ellie *******

If you received a new 90days due date slip (additional small piece of paper) on your extension approval, that is it (usually 90days count starts upon application). If you didn't get any paper, 90days is counted from the previous extension means starting your last entry in this case.

5 years ago

Robert *******

And for the clever person who found out that 16 Feb 2020 is on a Sunday, the Thai Immigration is prepared for this.

You make the report between 15 days before till 7 days after due date, in real dates in this case between 1 Feb and 23 Feb and believe me, there are more days the office is open then closed in this 23 day period

5 years ago

Giuseppe ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Robert ******

thank you so much!

5 years ago

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Giuseppe ***********

Ellie *******

What did you have before this extension - when you enter Thailand on November? Non-O visa itself or extension you applied last year?

5 years ago

Bob **********