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Does my boyfriend have to pay 1,900 baht for each 90-day report after his one-year extension in Thailand?
Jun 8, 2022
4 years ago
Clarissa *****
ORIGINAL POSTERHello 🙂 another question from me. So my boyfriend got an extension for one year and he has to do a notice every 90 days. Does it mean he has to pay 1,900 baht each time? :)
TLDR : Answer Summary
The 90-day report is free of charge for all visa holders, including those with a one-year NON-O visa. Your boyfriend is required to complete the 90-day reporting process, but he will not incur any fees for this. The initial visa application may involve a 1,900 baht fee, but subsequent 90-day reports do not require any payment.
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What is the purpose of a 90 day report
Clarissa *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Dave ******
I think it’s just so they know you’re still in the country 😀Reply to
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Mark *********
No
Gordon *********
Pay when you get visa first time 1900
Clarissa *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Gordon ********
thank you 🙂Reply to
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Kevin **********
Mentioned my name for free 90 day reporting
Steve *******
The 90 day report is free for everyone.
But, if he has an ED (student) visa, he needs to extend it every 3 months, which costs money. Even with the extension he still needs to do a 90 day report, which is free.
But, if he has an ED (student) visa, he needs to extend it every 3 months, which costs money. Even with the extension he still needs to do a 90 day report, which is free.
Garrett ***********
@Steve ******
Not all ED visas are 90 days, some are 1 year visas.Steve *******
@Garrett **********
the 1 year ones need to be extended every 3 months. Unless it has changed in the past 2 years, that is how it was for all ED visas when I studied Thai.Either way, it's not relevant to this post as the OP is talking about a Non-O visa.
Garrett ***********
@Steve ******
That's not correct, just because you paid for a year long course, doesn't mean you got a year visa. Most of the cheap Thai language programs can only get 90 day Ed visas. There are 1 year Ed visas, you don't extned a 1 year Ed visa every 90 days, it's already a year VISA.Steve *******
@Garrett **********
check. Thank you for clarifying.Reply to
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Clarissa *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ******
no it’s on a non immigration o visa for family 🙂Steve *******
@Clarissa ****
then it should all be free. He can do the 90 day report online after he has done the first one at your local immigration office.Clarissa *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ******
oh ok so the first one has to be in person? Is it a long wait tho? 😀 sorry for asking so much.Steve *******
@Clarissa ****
that has been the rule before, but you never know with Thai immigration, rules change for no reason all the time.The safest bet is to do it in person, but he can always try to do it online and see if it works first, if it's a long drive to the immigration office.
The wait depends on the immigration office, if it's not busy when you go it could take less than 15 minutes.
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ******
oh ours it’s just like 5 minute away 😀 ok that’s perfect I think the safest way is to do it in person.Reply to
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René *******
Only one time. For the 90 days 0 Baht.
Stuart *********
90 day reports and whatever visa/extension you have are independent of each other. If you have a visa/extension that allows you to stay in Thailand for more than 90 days you must report to the immigration office (or online or by mail).
If you leave Thailand (say for a holiday) the requirement to report stops the day you leave and resets to day 1 the day you return.
Confuses the hell out of many, and is completely ridiculous, but you have to follow the rules of the country.
If you leave Thailand (say for a holiday) the requirement to report stops the day you leave and resets to day 1 the day you return.
Confuses the hell out of many, and is completely ridiculous, but you have to follow the rules of the country.
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i never botherStuart *********
@Michael *******
you’re in and out so often that you probably don’t need to.Reply to
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Steve *******
No. 90 day reports are free.j
Stig **************
Free of charge
Pauline *******
No charge for 90day report.
Stig **************
No
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