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When should I notify my residence for more than 90 days on a Non-Immigrant O visa in Thailand?

Non-Immigrant O Visa 90-day Reporting Visa Rules Residency Notification Thailand Immigration

Oct 7, 2023

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Ian *****************

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I have just got my non-immigrant O visa and was wondering about the notification of residence for more than 90 days online, when should I do it on entering the kingdom or can I do before?

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You need to report your residence when you have spent nearly 90 consecutive days in Thailand. If you leave the country, the 90-day count resets upon your return. If your visa is only stamped for 90 days, you will not be required to do the 90-day notification until you receive a 12-month extension.

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What grounds were you granted a Non-O visa ?

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Graham ******

Have you been stamped in for 12 months or 90 days because, if the latter, you don't do 90 day reporting until you get a 12 month extension?

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Ian *****************

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I arrive on the 30 October with 90 day non- immigrant O visa

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Nongnuch ********

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if you don't change from the 90-days Non-O visa to the "1-year extension of stay permit", your stay permit expires on day number 90 after entering Thailand. And you will have to leave the country, or you end up in "overstay". Thus no 90-days reports are needed.

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Ian *****************

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Thank you

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to piggyback off what Graham said, after you get your 1 year extension is when they will usually put a slip of paper in your passport saying when your first 90 day report is due.

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@Ian ****************

so don't worry about a 90 day report until 75 days after you get a 12 month extension

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Gerry ********

You do it when you have spent almost 90 days in a row in Thailand. If you exit the country the count starts again from day 1 when you return.

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