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Can I submit my 90-day report a day late if it's on a Sunday?

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Mar 8, 2024

9 months ago

Michel *********

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Hi guys,

My next 90 day report is on schedule for the 10th. But just realized its on Sunday. Looks like im gonna be a day later then the date stamped in my passport for the first time in 6 years. Is it correct I still have a week after the stamped date? Or does Monday still count instead of the Sunday?

Thanks✌🏼

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The user is concerned about submitting their 90-day report in Thailand because the due date falls on a Sunday. Several commenters clarify that while the original reporting date does not require a passport stamp, the user is allowed to report in person from two weeks before the due date to one week after without incurring a fine. They also mention that online submissions are an option and suggest going in on the preceding Friday to avoid a delay.

Russell ********

Just go Friday !!

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Steve *********

You should be able to go 15 days before the due date.

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Jayne *******

You can also do it online. Works very well.

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Ken ***********

My comment has been removed. Where is your feed back.

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Michel *********

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ไมเคิล **********

@Michel ********

do the online submission TODAY, because during the 7 day grace period, after your original due date, the online submission is likely to be rejected.

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Michel *********

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@ไมเคิล *********

ah ok. Thanks for the headsup

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Michel *********

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ah really? Didn't know that. I'll check out that option then. Do you have a link by any change ? Thank you

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Graham ******

@Michel ********

You're too late to report online this time but set up an account ready for your next report

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Paul ********

@Michel ********

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Christopher ******

anyone got that link to open ? My browser is blocking the site due to; "this site is not secure and your information may be shared without your consent".

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Paul ********

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opens on FB browser and chrome for me. No problem

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Tod *********

Are you sure you're not a bit confused, 😮

they don't stamp in your passport for 90 day reports 😕

they give you a piece of paper when you report that has the new reporting date on it

You can file a 90 day report IN PERSON from 2 weeks before the due date down until 1 week after the due date with no fine.

The 8th day after it's due you pull a 2000baht fine.

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Michel *********

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yea sorry the paper that clip in it. Thanks for the info Tod🙏

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Tod *********

@Michel ********

you will be fine going the day after that date, no issue at all 🙂

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