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When should I report my 90 days after returning from abroad on an OA visa in Thailand?

90-day report Thailand immigration OA visa re-entry permit expat living in Thailand

Aug 19, 2024

a year ago

Andre ********

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Hi There,

I'm on a OA visa extension till 01 October. I travelled abroad and came back on 16 August, using a re-entry permit. All when well...

Question:

My 90 days report, as notified by autorities before going abroad, is due on 26 August. 

Should I use the date 26 August or should I consider 3 months after my re-entry on 16 August? 

And, can it be done online or I have to show up at the immigration?

Thanks a lot.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The 90-day reporting requirement is based on 90 consecutive days of stay in Thailand. Since the user re-entered on 16 August, their 90-day reporting should be counted from that date, making it due approximately in mid-November. The first report after re-entry must be done in person, although future reports can potentially be completed online.

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Scott *******

Interesting, but from recent experience …. Prior to leaving in February, i did my 90 day report and on the piece of paper inside it said when I had to do my next 90 day check in which was May. When I returned to Thailand in March, nothing changed. So I went to immigration in May and everything was done as normal. So did they allow me to do my 90 report a month early? 🤔

a year ago

Graham ******

@Scott ******

They missed your new entry stamp and just went by the 90 day report slip that was still in your passport

a year ago

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Graham ******

Rob **********

Your 90 day reporting will be due 90 days after you re-entered Thailand. You can either do it online or go to immigration and do it in person, entirely your decision.

a year ago

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

@Rob *********

not their decision. Official immigration policy is now that you must do it in person the first time after returning. Many people are getting rejected with this reason given

a year ago

Rob **********

@Brandon ***********

well Brandon looks like Phetchaburi immigration which services Cha-am didn’t get the memo, a lot of my friends who recently returned are still doing it online, with no problem at all, a friend of mine just done it three days ago. Me personally I always make the 5 minute drive and do it in person. But as normal each immigration office will interpret the rules and regulations differently.

a year ago

Graham ******

@Rob *********

There are 80+ Immigration Offices in Thailand and I think Brandon's advice addresses what will be required in the vast majority of them therefore it is not "your decision".

a year ago

Rob **********

@Graham *****

correct there are 88 offices, I was just stating what experience a few of my friends had recently upon returning to Thailand, they used the online service without a problem. As I mentioned I always go in person every 90 days, and besides each immigration office does not control the online functionality of the 90 day reporting site.

a year ago

Henrik *****

Then you could have told the group that it was your experience, based on using 1 named Immigration office.

a year ago

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Henrik *****

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

You only do a 90 day report when you've been in Thailand for 90 CONSECUTIVE days. You left before that so you don't have a report coming up. You start counting again at day 1 when your return because it's only for 90 consecutive days in Thailand.

The current policy is you must file in person the first time after returning from outside the country.

a year ago

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

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