Are immigration offices closed on public holidays for TM30 and 90-day reports?

@Kai ******

yes day of arrival is Day 1, you need to count 90 days and set reminder. You can report 2 weeks before or up to 7 days late with no penalty too. Copied from Google Remember, this 90-day report doesn't renew your visa or extend your stay. It's simply a system for tracking your location within Thailand. Every time you exit and re-enter the country, the 90-day count resets. So, if you take a trip abroad and return, your next report will be due 90 days from your re-entry date.

@Andy ******

But it needs to have been filed at some point.

The landlord here refuses to do it, so I assume it's just not been done at all. Ever.

@Kai ******

Not if you've just returned to Thailand. It resets to 90 days after you arrived.

@Kai ******

I once got fined in Hua Hin for 2000 THB for missing to do a TM30. It is your landlady's responsibility, but you will be the one to pay the fine. When you are on Immigration, call the landlady on her phone, then pass the phone to the Immigration officer and let him tell her - in Thai - about her duties and responsibilities. That's what I did on the Hua Hin Immigration- My landlord visited Immigration together with me on the next day. Yet, it was still me who had to pay the 2000 Baht fine

@Kai ******

the fine for not doing the TM30 is 1600฿. I didn’t do it right away once and she only made me pay 800฿. I was about 10 days late filing it. Unfortunately, my landlord won’t do it for me so each time I have to go to immigration myself to file it.

This is for the Bangkok immigration office.

Also, since it was a Friday, along with a weekend and a holiday, I would pretty much say if you’re there on Tuesday to file it they won’t fine you.

@Kai ******

sorry I can’t recall but the fine was for no TM30.

@Kai ******

for not doing the 90-day report it's 2,000 baht