Hello, I did my visa extension in Bangkok, I am currently in Koh Tao and need to do my 90 day report. Can I do the 90 report in Koh Tao even though my visa stamp is from Bangkok?
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The individual is inquiring about the possibility of completing their 90-day reporting requirement in Koh Tao despite having a visa stamped in Bangkok. The community provides varied advice, including visiting the local immigration office in Koh Tao, considering online options for reporting, and addresses some concerns about the necessity of the report considering the person's travel plans.
90 DAY REPORTING RESOURCES / SERVICES
Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
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There's an immigration office on Koh Tao and they aren't that busy. Go see them and see if you can do it there. Worst that can happen is they say is no and you've wasted a full 15 minutes of your day. If you have the patience, technical know how and an android phone, you could try doing it on line. I managed it recently using Brave browser (not the app}
Reporting there is the option. Maybe only me, but I wouldn't want to mess up with 90days reports at different immigration offices if I'm seeing to apply for further extension, especially when planning to go back to Bangkok in a week.
What's your plan, stay in Koh Tao? return to Bangkok eventually? Renew your extension again? I may get shot for suggesting this, but, missing a 90 day report is very small potatoes, and the dark red zone risks and expenses to get back to Bangkok are plenty. Have you tried to do the report online or via mail? Anyway, personally, I'd rather pay the fine the next time I go to extend if that's the case.
PS..
Ok I saw your reply where you said your returning to Bangkok next week..nvm
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