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Do I need to file a 90-day report if I'm leaving Thailand on my reporting day?

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Jan 29, 2025

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So I filed my 90 day report today. Receipt says the next reporting day is April 28. I fly out on April 28. Do I need to file it?

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If your 90-day reporting day falls on the same day you are scheduled to fly out of Thailand, you do not need to file the report. Various users confirm that they have successfully traveled on their reporting day without reporting and that it is only required for those staying longer than 90 days in the country.

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Nick **********

No..did it last yr..no problem at immo on visa extension this yr..ps dont 4get re entry permit

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David ******************

Go in the day before.

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Tod *********

nope you do not (y) just take the paper out of your passport and stamp on out 🙂

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Tod *********

The way immigrations interprets it is IF you stamp OUT of the country on the due date you theoretically left BEFORE you were required by law to do a 90 day report 😮

I only know this because I was leaving on the due date of a report years ago and asked both at the immigration office and then again at passport control when I stamped out.

They both said no need to report if you leave on or by that date

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Lloyd ********

I stand corrected in the face of first hand experience. :-)

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Brad *********

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thank you.

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Mark *********

Keep in mind, if you're returning the 90 days start from that day

Immigration at the airport won't put a reminder in your passport, you need to keep track of your new reporting day

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Mark *********

No,I flew out on a reporting day and no problems on my return

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Ryan ********

No

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Lloyd ********

As the 28th is your 90th day in country, then according to empirical evidence, you will be fine not reporting.

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Willem ****

Read Tods answer. Not file it.

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Mark *********

You're only required to report if you're staying more than 90 days

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Lloyd ********

That is why it is called a 90 day report, as opposed to a 'more than 90 day report '

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Mark *********

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Mark *********

I went to immigration three days before I flew out, which was also reporting day,no need to report as per the immigration officer

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Lloyd ********

90 days or more, not more than.

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Brad *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

this is the distinction I was looking for clarity on.

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