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How do I calculate my 90-day report due date for a Non-O visa in Thailand if I re-enter the country?

NON-O Visa 90-day Reporting Thailand Immigration Visa Rules Expat Guidance Thai Spouse Visa

Aug 29, 2022

2 years ago

Jing ****

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90-day report for non-o married to Thai wife, posting this as it was new to me but may be already common knowledge:

I was on a non-o married to Thai spouse extension of stay which was due to expire mid July. I left Thailand to go renew my passport (U.K.) and re-entered Thailand on 6 July and promptly proceeded to renew my non-o. 

Soon after I received an email from immigration saying I had to do my 90-day report by 28 August and after attempting this online it was rejected so I went to CW to file in person.

At CW I was told by the very nice IO that I should have ignored the email and counted 90-days from my most recent entry stamp. That would be the date of my next due 90-day report.

Again this was news to me but may be useful to someone else in a similar situation.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

This post discusses the process of filing a 90-day report for individuals on a Non-O visa married to a Thai spouse. The author shares their experience of misinterpreting a notification from immigration and clarifies that the 90-day report should be calculated from the most recent entry stamp into Thailand, not the initial visa issuance date.

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James ********

YES ... that's what you are to do...to file the 90 days report... it's 90 days from the date of arrival into Thailand. Remember the day you arrive counts as DAY #1.

Thank you for your report.

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When will I need to do my first 90-day reporting with a Non-O visa?

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