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Do I need to do a 90-day reporting if I have a work permit in Thailand?

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Jun 11, 2020

5 years ago

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hi, im working in bangkok and have a work permit. must i go for 90days reporting.. thank you

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Yes, if you are working in Bangkok and hold a work permit, you are required to report every 90 days to the Immigration Office. Some users confirmed that they had to do it, while others mentioned online and postal options for reporting. Additionally, if your reporting was due from May 1st or later, you may be exempt until July 31st, but it is advisable to complete the report on time to avoid complications.

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Chanon ******

I do mine online. When it works, you get approval in a few days.

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Tod *********

IF you are on a long term extension of stay there is no upside at all to take the amnesty and not do a 90 day report until July 31st.

In fact you could find yourself in a room full of thousands of people who took the amnesty, waited and now have to do a 90 day report.

Just GO do it when it's due. The immigration offices aren't busy now at all..

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Ady ********

If your 90 day report was due from 1 May or later then you are exempt until 31 July

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Brian ***********

this started from 26th of March, and was extended on the 1st of May until 31st of July

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Bertrand ********

I am in same situation as you and I had the confirmation, yes we have to do the report

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Phill ******

do it by post or online .

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