When does the 90 day counting start.

[molen02]

I arrived in Bangkok on 8 December and did my quarantine and after 15 days traveled on to Chiang Mai and I then lodged my TM 30 because I arrived on a different visa this time.

From Non O to Non O-A.

I would like to know when the counting of my 90 days started.

Cheers.

[Tanoshi]

The day you arrived 8th December, which is day 1 in the 90 day count.

Report due March 7th.

[fishtank]

Yep. 8th December

[NCC1701A]

17 minutes ago, molen02 said:

I would like to know when the counting of my 90 days started.

you have a three week window to report. two weeks before and one week after your date. 

 

set a reminder on your smart phone calendar now. 

 

after you report, they will put a slip of paper the back of your passport. look at it to see your next report date. 

Edited February 15, 2021 by NCC1701A

[Tanoshi]

12 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

you have a three week window to report. two weeks before and one week after your date. 

That's for reporting in person only and it's 14 days 'before' and 6 days 'after' the report date.

Edited February 15, 2021 by Tanoshi

[molen02]

Thanks for all replies very much appreciated.

I think we can close the subject.

[fishtank]

You can report between 15 days before and 7 days after the report date.

[Tanoshi]

4 hours ago, fishtank said:

You can report between 15 days before and 7 days after the report date.

No you can't!

Immigration website states, in person, 'within' 15 before and 7 after, which includes the report date.

'Within' is not the same as 'before' or 'after'.

If your going to quote 'before' it's 14 days.

If your going to quote 'after' it's 6 days.

Edited February 15, 2021 by Tanoshi

[Tanoshi]

@fishtank

Just to clear up your confusion, here is an example of why it's incorrect to state 15 days 'before'.

 

 

In Immigrations example the due date is 27th, the first day 'before' would be 26th, the 15th day 'before' would be 12th - a day to early.