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Do I need to apply for a new 90-day report after changing my Non-B visa and moving provinces?

Non-B Visa 90-Day Reporting Visa Extensions Immigration Procedures Moving Provinces in Thailand

May 12, 2021

5 years ago

Nazeera ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

My 90days ends at the end of July... In the interim, I have cancelled a Non-B and have gotten a new Non-B as well as changed provinces... Do I need to apply for a new 90day or can I just wait till the end of July?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring whether a new 90-day report is necessary after cancelling a Non-B visa, obtaining a new one, and changing provinces, with advice suggesting they should still perform the 90-day report when due.

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Tod *********

Did you cancel your old extension and then applied for a new extension? If that's what you did you would still do your 90 day report when it is due.

BUT why didn't you ask at the immigration office in the new province when you got your new extension?

5 years ago

Danger ******

I learned the hard way on this question. 90 day reporting is not coupled to a visa. I renewed my visa just before my 90 day report was due. Figuring I had reported my location to immigration during the renewal process...I didn't do the 90 day report. 90 days later when I went in to report I was fined 2000 baht and told the next time I failed to report it would cost 5000 baht.

5 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Danger *****

What immigration office threatened you with a 5K THB fine?

5 years ago

Danger ******

And the Office was the new location for 90 day reports in Bangkok....Not the Government Complex

5 years ago

Danger ******

Here it is. Paid 2000 on the spot, passport stamped showing the failure to report. It's not a good thing.

5 years ago

Tod *********

It's not the end of the world

@Dan***

and many many people get the 2000baht failure to file a 90 day report on time fine and the stamp in your passport. it doesn't affect you at all in any negative way.

5 years ago

Zin ******

@Tod ********

indeed😁 i misunderstand this bef6as a coordinator and advice the wrong way and cause me 1,000 THB to help staff for the penalty 😁😁😁😂

5 years ago

Danger ******

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