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When do I need to do my 90-Day reporting in Thailand after returning on a Non-O extension with a reentry permit?

Non-O Visa Reentry Permit 90-Day Reporting Visa Extension Immigration Regulations

Jun 1, 2023

2 years ago

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I have recently returned to Thailand on my Non-O extension with a reentry permit.

When arriving in Thailand I am stamped in till Oct when my Non-O extension expires and not for 90 days. 

Now how about 90-Day reporting? When will that happen? Do I have to calculate the 90 days by myself and go to Immigration at that time?

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Upon reentering Thailand with a Non-O extension and a reentry permit, the 90-Day reporting period begins from your reentry date. You need to calculate the 90 days yourself based on this date, as it is separate from the expiration of your Non-O extension.

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Strange how this question becomes funny to some people.

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Bob **********

Yes

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Chris *******

90 day report has nothing to do with your extension.

Your stamp in is your length of allowed stay.

The 90 day report period starts the day you entered back into Thailand.

One has nothing to do with the other.

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Stuart *********

The clock resets when you leave. Day one is your re entry date. You calculate from then.

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Henrik ****

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@Stuart ********

, ok, but why do they stamp me in till the end of my visa extension?

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Stuart *********

That’s what the re entry permit does. It keeps your extension of stay date “alive” when you re enter.

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Gareth ********

because you can stay in Thailand until your extension of stay expires, all you need to do is 90 day reporting every 90 days.

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