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Do I Need to Submit My 90 Day Reporting While on a Retirement Visa in Thailand?

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Jun 23, 2020
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Gale ****************
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Apparently the 90 day reporting is suspended until 31 July. Therefore do we need to post our documents 15 days before that or when? I arrived back on 25 Feb 2020 and spouse on 11 Oct 2019 or do we wait until we leave and do 90 days when we get back? I have no idea when that will be as I am on a retirement visa and need to know I will be able to get back in before I go! THANKS!
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The 90-day reporting requirement in Thailand has not been suspended but the requirements have been waived. Though there is an amnesty period, it is advisable to file your 90-day report as normal to avoid penalties. Given the ambiguity surrounding the rules after July 31, it is recommended to check with your local immigration office, especially since current submissions may not incur fines.
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Neville **************
So, at what date after July 31 is your 90-day report late? Or are you recommending go to Immigration before July 31?
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Neville **************
OK, thanks. My 90-day was due by May 15. If I go to Immigration now should be no fine, right?
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 That is correct, as of right now, there is no fine to submit the 90 day report
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Benjamin ******
We don't know what will happen after July 31. This group recommends filing the 90 day report as normal to prevent any "breaks", and because immigration is almost empty.
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Gale ****************
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 - Immigration was quite busy last week not like before but nevertheless there were plenty of people waiting in the next section to L1 where I was! There were 2 long queues in 90 Day section too.
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Gale ****************
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Thanks again - will try that as such a trek but we have always complied with whatever is required for years.
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Tod *********
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 certainly CALL your immigration office before you post those 90 day reports. I was told at bangkok immigration that IF you're doing a 90 day report late because of the amnesty you can't mail it, you have to go in person. SO check with your office
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@Gale ***************
 how about you just state the LAST date you both entered the country so we're not playing a guessing game?

Your 90 day reports are due 89 days from the date you stamped in.
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Tod *********
And even if that date has passed you can go do them without a fine or any penalty AT ALL.

Just go file them in person (if you're late you can't mail them) you need to do it in person
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The 90 day reporting system has *NOT* been suspended, but the requirements waived. Given that both of you are outside the timeframe to submit the 90 day reports, I suggest continuing on the 90 day report amnesty, and wait for further information from the Thai government.

However...

>I have no idea when that will be as I am on a retirement visa and need to know I will be able to get back in before I go

Are you currently in Thailand, or outside of the country?
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Gale ****************
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OMG- I was only there last week renewing my retirement visa and thought of asking but the queues for that were massive! Thanks anyway!!
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@Benjamin *****
 - we both did our 90 days when we came back in October and my husband’s was done again in Feb but I went out the country 17 Feb-25 Feb
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Gale ****************
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 - both here - going nowhere fast!!
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Tod *********
@Gale ***************
 well if you arrived Feb 25 your 90 day report WAS due on May 24th. BUT you can do go it now without any fine or penalty.. So go do it.
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 - great thanks - I have the forms all ready to go so will get them sent by registered post tomorrow
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 read below, IF your 90 day reports are LATE <- meaning you took the amnesty (or some of it) and didn't report on time you CANNOT mail them in. You need to GO and file the reports in person.
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