New passport, Have to do first 90 day by taking it into immigration ?

[DaryDane]

Multi entry NON OA - re-entered via Lao in July, and have to make 90 report in October - Visa is valid until October.
Have to make exstension in July 2027

 

[CO-CO]

Multi entry NON OA - re-entered via Lao in July, and have to make 90 report in October - Visa is valid until October.
Have to make exstension in July 2027

So, with the O-A visa you don't have to leave Thailand every 90 days?

That is a significant variation to the old multiple entry Non-Inn O visa that I had..... with that visa you had to exit the Kingdom every 90 days (which meant that you never had to do a 90 day report.

 

[lightfoot]

Took new passport into SURIN immigration SEP 30, received NEW 90 day EXPIRATION DATE, SAME AS temp visa expiration date mid December.

 

[CO-CO]

So, with the O-A visa you don't have to leave Thailand every 90 days?

That is a significant variation to the old multiple entry Non-Inn O visa that I had..... with that visa you had to exit the Kingdom every 90 days (which meant that you never had to do a 90 day report.

AI offered me this answer..

Yes, Thailand Non-Immigrant O-A visa holders must report their current address to immigration every 90 days if they stay in the country consecutively for more than 90 days. [1, 2]

Key Facts About 90-Day Reporting

• • Purpose: It is an address confirmation and residency check, not a visa renewal.
  • Timeline: You must report every 90 days from your last entry date or last report. The window to file is usually within 15 days before or 7 days after the due date. Leaving and re-entering Thailand before 90 days resets the count.
  • Form: The official notification uses the TM.47 form. [1, 2, 3]

How to File Your Report

• • Online: Through the official Thai Immigration Bureau website or mobile app (note that first-time reports usually must be done in person).
  • In Person: Visit your local Immigration Office with your passport and the TM.47 form.
  • By Mail: Send the required documents and a self-addressed stamped envelope to your local office ahead of the deadline. [1, 2, 3, 4]

If you'd like, let me know:

• Your preferred filing method (online, in person, or mail)
• If you need help finding the nearest immigration office to your current location