Good morning everyone! I have arrived to Thailand on 6th of February on a visa exemption and today went to immigration office in Chiangmai to do 90 days report. I have prepared everything, but both volunteers checked all my docs and said ‘ no need to do 90 days report for a tourist visa’. What should I do now ? I don’t want to be fined 2,000 next time I will go to immigration and rely on their word. An officer came as well( in brown) and confirmed it too. I am confused now. They told me only a long term visa holder need it. Is it true or they just made it up? 😂 Thank you for any feedback.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has confusion regarding the necessity of a 90-day report for their tourist visa in Thailand. Although they were initially prepared for the report, immigration volunteers in Chiang Mai informed them that it is not required for tourists on a visa exemption. The respondent community confirms that immigration policies can vary by location, suggesting that if the Chiang Mai office states no report is needed, then it is indeed not required for them.
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Go by what you immigration office tells you SOME are having people do 90 day reporting (after they've had their second 60 day covid extension) but most are not. It's totally up to the office you use. ASK them.
I came to Bangkok on 6th of March on TR visa, two days ago i went to Immigration Bureau to extend 30 days and havent been asked for TM30. If i apply for covid extension later on, I am pretty sure they would ask for.
Different immigration offices have different policies when it comes to doing the 90 day reports. Some want it if you're in Thailand longer then 90 days, and some want it if you're in Thailand on an extension of stay (or visa) that lets you stay longer then 90 days.
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