Bit Confused Not Sure Anone Can Help.

[Suttisan]

I renewed my marriage visa on the 15th of january, but there is also a piece of paper in my passport saying 11th Feb, is the 90 days I have to report 90 days on from 15th of January? or do I have to report on the 11th of Feb.

Cheers for any input.

[ubonjoe]

I would guess that Feb. 11 is 90 days after your last report (or entry). So that should be the day to report. Getting an extension dosen't reset your report date,

[Suttisan]

I would guess that Feb. 11 is 90 days after your last report (or entry). So that should be the day to report. Getting an extension dosen't reset your report date,

Ah ok, thanks for the advice, will go next week.

Edited February 7, 2009 by Suttisan

[Lite Beer]

I would guess that Feb. 11 is 90 days after your last report (or entry). So that should be the day to report. Getting an extension dosen't reset your report date,

Ah ok, thanks for the advice, will go next week.

Yep. 11th Feb. You have a 7 day window either side of that date to report.

[rgw]

I would guess that Feb. 11 is 90 days after your last report (or entry). So that should be the day to report. Getting an extension dosen't reset your report date,

Ah ok, thanks for the advice, will go next week.

Yep. 11th Feb. You have a 7 day window either side of that date to report.

Should be that he has to report 90 days after visiting the immigration office, which was the 15th of jan.

As i understand it, you have a new extension, so also resets your report date.

Last year, when i got my extension on WP and Visa, i didn't get any problem when i reported 90 days after that extension day.

[ubonjoe]

Should be that he has to report 90 days after visiting the immigration office, which was the 15th of jan.

As i understand it, you have a new extension, so also resets your report date.

Last year, when i got my extension on WP and Visa, i didn't get any problem when i reported 90 days after that extension day.

That is true for the first extension only. After that the 90 days continue unless you leave the country.