90 day reporting when not in the country

[sikishrory]

90 day reporting for non-b

 

An extreme example:

You need to leave the country for 2 months but you see about 5 weeks into that period a 90 day report is due.

Flying home to report like a good little boy is not an option.

What do you do?

I read you can get a authorised representative to do it for you with copies of passport and all the documents?

Thoughts and solutions welcome.

[DrJack54]

Don't understand your OP.

When you exit Thailand your 90 Day clock is reset upon reentry date. 

[problemfarang]

When you leave the country your 90 day report ends and you need to start doing new ones when you arrive again. I think its the same thing even you have extension & re-entry permit.

You can try online 90 day report tho

Edited July 19, 2023 by problemfarang

[Liverpool Lou]

No thoughts or solutions are necessary, you don't have to do anything.

90-day reports are for advising IB of your location whilst in the country, if you're not in Thailand a report is not needed until 90 days after your return.

[Celsius]

Stupidest thread ever

[Lucky Bones]

I haven't smoked weed for maybe 30 years.

After seeing the Op query, it seems sensible to start again so I can "keep up"????????

[sikishrory]

Got it..thank you

[Lucky Bones]

3 minutes ago, sikishrory said:

Got it..thank you

Cheers Bloke.

 

Keep a thick skin, it is essential here. No malice is involved.????????

[chickenslegs]

The only stupid question is the question that is never asked.

If you ask a stupid question, you may feel stupid; if you don't ask a stupid question, you remain stupid.

[Woof999]

1 hour ago, sikishrory said:

90 day reporting for non-b

 

An extreme example:

You need to leave the country for 2 months but you see about 5 weeks into that period a 90 day report is due.

Flying home to report like a good little boy is not an option.

What do you do?

I read you can get a authorised representative to do it for you with copies of passport and all the documents?

Thoughts and solutions welcome.

The 90 day report is more formally known as "Notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days", hence the lack of need to report in your case.

[grego49]

1 hour ago, sikishrory said:

90 day reporting for non-b

 

An extreme example:

You need to leave the country for 2 months but you see about 5 weeks into that period a 90 day report is due.

Flying home to report like a good little boy is not an option.

What do you do?

I read you can get a authorised representative to do it for you with copies of passport and all the documents?

Thoughts and solutions welcome.

5555555

[brianthainess]

50 minutes ago, Celsius said:

Stupidest thread ever

But gives us a laugh init. 

[Lucky Bones]

30 minutes ago, chickenslegs said:

The only stupid question is the question that is never asked.

If you ask a stupid question, you may feel stupid; if you don't ask a stupid question, you remain stupid.

Profound.....deep....Ah, there is the crossword answer.

 

I haven't heard your call for many years. I think it was a high school teacher who introduced it, or something similar to me.????????

[brianthainess]

1 hour ago, Celsius said:

Stupidest thread ever

I have known worse; how many chairs do you have? being my all time favorite So far.  

[BritTim]

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