Counting the Days Before 90 Days Reporting

[Southsealad]

Went to my local Immigration Office yesterday, 12 Sep, wanting to do 90 Day  Report.

I re-entered Thailand on 28 June this year.  I had calculated the 90 days this way:

28 - 30 June  = 3 Days

1 - 31 July       = 31 Days

1-31 August    = 31 days

1 - 25 Sep       = 25 days

A total of 90 days, so 90 day reporting date from 26 Sep or 15 days before (11 Sep)  or 7 days after (1 Oct)

 

No said the IO.  Reporting date is 28 Sep using:

28 Jun to 27 July 30 days

28 July to 27 August 31 Days

28 August to 27 September 31 Days

A total of 92 Days

 

Then said upto 7 days after 25 September so last days is 2 Oct.

 

I told her I was leaving Thailand on 3 October and was told 'don't bother to report 90 days  because you will actually be leaving the country on the days you should report.

 

Is she right?

[KhunBENQ]

46 minutes ago, Southsealad said:

Is she right?

No. (about her arithmetic: why do it easy if you can do it a hard way )

 

The due date is 25 September.

The grace period for reporting in person would end Oct 1st (a Sunday). So effectively Sep 29th.

 

Have you tried online reporting yet?

I would stubbornly apply online NOW.

[JohnOFphon]

just type into your search window....90 days from....enter your start date....

[KannikaP]

20 minutes ago, JohnOFphon said:

just type into your search window....90 days from....enter your start date....

No, enter ONE DAY before your entry date as that is classed as Day 1 not, as logic would allow, Day 0.

[Southsealad]

3 hours ago, KannikaP said:

No, enter ONE DAY before your entry date as that is classed as Day 1 not, as logic would allow, Day 0.

i typed in two search windows and got two answers.  one said 90th day was 25th the other said it was 26th.   So if 25th the last day of 7 days after is 2nd Oct.   If its 26th then last day is 3rd October.   As I am leaving permanently on 3rd October, she was partly correct in saying 'don't bother to report.  (I think!)

[DrJack54]

19 minutes ago, Southsealad said:

As I am leaving permanently on 3rd October, she was partly correct in saying 'don't bother to report.  (I think!)

Leaving Permanently?

Yes she is correct. 

 

Why even start a thread.

TM47 report is not looked at by immigration at exit. 

 

Even if you are returning very unlikely it would cause an issue.