90 day reporting after Visa change

[frantick]

Sorry, I did some searches but didn't find this scenario.

 

I'm currently nearing the end of my 60 day tourist visa and am getting my non o visa from within Thailand (planning to get a retirement extension.) My question is, do I do my 90 day reporting in a month, based on when I entered the country, or does that date change with my new visa?

 

Thanks!

[Tanoshi]

How near the end of your TV?

You must have at least 15 days permission of stay left to apply for the Non O.

Otherwise apply for a 30 day extension, then the Non O.

 

A visit to Immigration is regarded as a report.

You won't need to make your first 90 day report until 90 days after your extension is approved.

They should staple a report date of when this is due in the back of your Passport.

[frantick]

Thank you. Yes, I started the non-o early enough.

[Tanoshi]

Once you obtain your extension and first 90 report date slip, should you exit and re-enter at any point during the validity of your extension (don't forget a re-entry permit), your next 90 day report will be due 89 days after you re-enter, The day of entry counts as day 1.

 

You are only required to report after 90 consecutive days of staying in Thailand.

I tend to calculate the 90 days on re-entry, cross out any older date on the report slip and change it to the new date as a reminder.