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What are the reporting requirements for the ox visa in Thailand?

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Nov 15, 2024

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With an ox visa you have to report to immigration yearly to show your bank details and medical insurance which was due today. They told me date you have to report resets if you leave the country to a year from when you return which is 11th November 2025

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Ox visa holders in Thailand must report to immigration annually to verify their bank details and medical insurance. If they leave the country, the reporting date resets to a year from their return date. Additionally, they are required to complete a 90-day report to ensure ongoing compliance with visa conditions.

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Paul *********

Only requirement is 90 day report

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Faye *********

According to the visa information you have to do a yearly check with immigration to ensure you continue to meet all the requirements (insurance and money) and you should still do the 90 day report.

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Yes but didn't look at documents today.

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no what I'm saying is I went to immigration today which is 1 year since i got my visa. with all my documents and they said since I left the country for 12days and returned on 11th Nov i don't have to report till 11th November 2025

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John **********

there seems to be a bit of confusion between proving you meet the terms of the visa and reporting. You still have to do 90 day reports as well as have your documents checked annually

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I went with my documents today for my annual reporting and they told me since I leave country to come back in 11th November 2025

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John **********

for the next document check

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Faye *********

sorry, read your post wrong.

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Matthew *******

I saw people saying the same thing on another post a few days ago so it seems that yes that is correct

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Wayne *********

I have not reported to anyone

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