90 day report

[thairick]

ok,my wife and I have a retirement visa and multiple entry stamp,question if we leave the country and have 30 days left till we have to do our 90 day report

when we come back do we still have that 30 days till we have to report.thanks rick.

[lordblackader]

No, the 90 days starts again from when you return to the country. 

[sfokevin]

As a side note... If you have a TM30 and you leave and return to Thailand you both have 24 hours upon return to notify immigration of your return... This is easily done at immigration on the 2nd floor...

Edited March 4, 2019 by sfokevin

[trainman34014]

Chiang Mai Immigration will allow up to five WORKING days to report for TM30, especially if you return on a weekend.  The 24hr rule is written but not adhered to.

[EricTh]

The 90 days is reset to 0 everytime you leave the country.

 

It starts counting again when you reenter the country .

[EricTh]

2 hours ago, trainman34014 said:

Chiang Mai Immigration will allow up to five WORKING days to report for TM30, especially if you return on a weekend.  The 24hr rule is written but not adhered to.

Yes, I've reported a few days after arriving many times and they didn't complain.

 

The 24 hour limit is too ridiculous, if we have a long flight back , all we need after getting off the  plane is just to go back to our hotel and sleep. 

 

[scottiejohn]

2 hours ago, EricTh said:

Yes, I've reported a few days after arriving many times and they didn't complain.

 

The 24 hour limit is too ridiculous, if we have a long flight back , all we need after getting off the  plane is just to go back to our hotel and sleep. 

 

If you are staying at a hotel it is their obligation to report your residence at their hotel, not for you to do the reporting.

 

Staying in your own property is a different matter.

Edited March 4, 2019 by scottiejohn

[EricTh]

19 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

If you are staying at a hotel it is their obligation to report your residence at their hotel, not for you to do the reporting.

 

Staying in your own property is a different matter.

 

What I meant was our own property , our 'private hotel'....

 

 

 

Edited March 5, 2019 by EricTh