When should I go for my 90-day check-in after obtaining a re-entry permit for my Non-B visa?

Non-B Visa Re-Entry Permit 90-Day Reporting Thailand Visa Rules Expat Immigration

September 23, 2019

5 years ago

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Hi Everyone! So I got my re-entry permit for my non b visa on the 26th July before going to the UK. My question is when do I have to go for my 90 day check in? Is it from the date of getting the re-entry permit or the date of entering back into Thailand? Thanks in advance!

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The 90-day check-in period is based on the date of re-entry into Thailand, not the date when you obtained your re-entry permit.

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