Can I file my first 90-day report online or does it have to be done in person?

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Mar 29, 2022

3 years ago

Ian *****************

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Good morning all. First 90 day report time approaching, (Bangkok). 

Have read mixed messages re whether or not I can do online or whether the first one has to be in person. Can anybody clarify this for me please ? TIA

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The first 90-day report for foreign residents in Thailand generally has to be done in person. However, some users have reported success using the new online submission system for the first time, but this varies by individual. It's suggested to attempt the online submission as soon as possible; if unsuccessful, reporting in person is necessary, and this can be done up to 7 days after the due date. After the first report, online submissions are acceptable, but the process may be temperamental. There are alternatives such as mail or having a trusted person submit it on your behalf.

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Chau *******

And could anyone recommend an agent to take care of this please? Im basically trying to avoid to go to Muang Thong Thani at all cost 😅

3 years ago

Tod *********

Try it on the new 90 day online program, it'll either go thru OR it won't

and then you can slog out to Muang Thong Thani (where they have the 90 day reporting since July 2020) 🙂

Here's the online link:

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3 years ago

Ian *****************

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@Tod ********

thanks Tod

3 years ago

Tod *********

and here's where the MTT immigration office is just in case it doesn't work 😛

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3 years ago

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Tod *********

Bob **********

In person

3 years ago

Lisa ********************

You can go in person, do it by mail, or trusted person can go to immigration on your behalf . After 1st 90 day report, you can do online, although system can be a bit temperamental.

3 years ago

Brandon ************

You're out nothing to try submitting online with the new system. Some people have reported they are able to get it accepted for their first time. You can go in person up to 7 days after it's due so you have time to try and then go if it doesn't work.

The reason most are getting rejected is that they don't have the address perfect. In the old system the officers could tweak the address to make it correct and then accept it, but in the new system they can't change it at all, only accept or deny. So even a tiny mistake will get you a rejection and you can keep trying until you're out of time and need to go in person.

3 years ago

Garrett ***********

1st one has to be in person

3 years ago

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