FYI: Did my 90-day report online on Jan 11 and the email stated my next report should be on March 7 - which is 55 days later, not 90 (!) but it is the date of my annual non-O extension. Looked like a system mistake to me, but not so as today I was required to file another 90-day report at Chiang Mai immigration. So 90 days can sometimes be 55 days :))) Watch out for this!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user reported an issue with their 90-day report, stating that despite completing the report online on January 11, they received a notice indicating their next report was due on March 7, which is only 55 days later. This date coincided with their annual non-O extension. Other commenters confirmed similar experiences with 90-day reports being modified to align with visa extension dates, leading to shorter reporting intervals than expected.
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