When should I do my first 90-day report after getting a one-year extension in Thailand?

Thai Visa Extension 90-day Reporting Immigration Procedures Chaengwattana Expat Life in Thailand Non-O Visa

Sep 3, 2020

4 years ago

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Got my one year extension today at Chaengwattana. I usually travel a lot so never done 90 day reporting and wondering when I should do my first 90 day report?

90 days from application date, 90 days from today or 9 September as stated on the old slip I got with my 60 days extension on June?

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After obtaining a one-year visa extension in Thailand, you must complete your first 90-day report on the date indicated on your extension card, which in this case is September 9. Reports can be filed 14 days before and up to 7 days after this due date. Additionally, it is recommended to use online booking for convenience when visiting the immigration office.

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Matti *********

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Did the 90 day report today at MTT. Had online booking for 9:20. Went in 9:05 and was done at 9:10.

MTT actually much more convenient with car as plenty of parking around the building.

4 years ago

Benjamin ******

According to the card, you must do a 90 day report on September 9 [Thanks Paul!]. You can do it 14 days *BEFORE* up to 7 days *AFTER* the due date.

4 years ago

Matti *********

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Anyways thanks guys, much appreciated!

4 years ago

George **********

@Matti ********

90 day reporting can be done online

4 years ago

Benjamin ******

@George *********

No, if this is the first 90 day report, it must be done in person.

George **********

I stand corrected.

Benjamin ******

However, after the first 90 day report is submitted, then the next 90 day reports may be able to be done online. I agree with you, whenever possible it should be done online.

4 years ago

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Matti *********

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I did ask the info counter but the lady was not able to explain it. Gave me a map to the MTT office and the 90 day report form...

4 years ago

Matti *********

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Oh dear, so they dont consider the TM7 application on 6 August as address report. Another long drive thru the city next week...

4 years ago

Matti *********

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I applied my one year extension on 6 August so 90 days from that application date?

Or is this 90 days separate system and not synced with the application meaning I need to report next week at MTT office?

4 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Matti ********

IF it's a dash, then you're right! It's September 9.

4 years ago

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Benjamin ******

Matti *********

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@Benjamin *****

I think the old slip says 9 September. 90 days from my 60 days extension on 10 June.

The text on top of that slip says TM7 application is considered as address notification?

4 years ago

Paul *********

@Benj****

-looking at the card, I believe that's a dash rather than a 2 - making the report date 9th of September.

4 years ago

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Paul *********

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