90 day reporting when not in los.

[choochoo]

i have retirement extension effective may 12, 2014. it expires june 7, 2015.

first 90 day report due is aug.11, 2014.

what if i leave the country june 8,2014 and return sep. 8 2014.

i would have missed the reporting deadline-will i have to pay the penalties or are they waived as i was out of the country?

[ovenman]

Leaving Thailand negates the need for making a ninety-day report. Assuming that you return on 08 September, your next report is due ninety days after that entry.

PS - Make sure you get a re-entry permit before you leave Thailand or else your extension is cancelled!!

[Satcommlee]

The 90 day clock restarts when you enter Thailand.. so you will need to report on Sep 8th + 90 days - make sure you have re-entry permit.

It is only continuous stays of 90 days that require reporting.

If you are not in Thailand for 90 continuous days then you don't need to report...

[choochoo]

sound very logical to me. ThanK YoU.

[TerryLH]

"The 90 day clock restarts when you enter Thailand.. so you will need to report on Sep 8th + 90 days..."

Almost. The day you enter/re-enter the country is Day 1.

[Carib]

If you leave Thailand your new reporting date is 90 days from the date of return (that being day one).

As others have said make sure you get a re-entry permit to keep the validity of your current extention.

[choochoo]

no conflicting opinionS. its all settled then....lol. Tomorrow will get re-entry permit @ Cahng W.

i know one cost 1900(i think), what does a multi entry one cost-ad is it unlimited entries?

[ubonjoe]

A singe re-entry permit costs 1000 baht a multiple 3800 baht. Multiple means unlimited.