How early can you send your 90 day report by registered mail? Because the official website (https://www.immigration.go.th/content/sv_90day) says "Your registered mail must be sent to the Immigration office at least 15 days before the due date of notification." But that's the minimum. Is it possible to send it too early?

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How early can you send your 90-day report by registered mail in Thailand?

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Jan 15, 2019

6 years ago

Oliver **********

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How early can you send your 90 day report by registered mail? Because the official website ([members only]) says "Your registered mail must be sent to the Immigration office at least 15 days before the due date of notification." But that's the minimum. Is it possible to send it too early?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

You can send your 90-day report by registered mail in Thailand at least 15 days before the due date, as per the official immigration website. There is no specified maximum time limit mentioned, and while sending it too early doesn't seem to cause issues, it is crucial that the mail is postmarked within that 15-day window to avoid any complications. Comments from users suggest that as long as the postmark is correct, you should receive the receipt without problems.

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Tod *********

IF you send it in and it's NOT postmarked 15 days before they will still do your 90 day reporting BUT will stamp your slip with "report on time" or something...

Just make sure it's postmarked 15 days before you due date. I know someone whose been mailing in his 90 day report for eons and has never had a problem with getting the receipt back.

6 years ago

Oliver **********

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Thanks Tod!

6 years ago

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Oliver **********

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It says "at least 15 days". My question is whether there is an "at most"

6 years ago

Oliver **********

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I can just imagine trying to fight the fine by showing them their own website information. A lot of laughs. Surely a lot of people must have read this literally and posted their letter too early

6 years ago

Aydan ********

Would you expect any more...i mean less?

6 years ago

Oliver **********

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Well that's a pretty bad typo then

6 years ago

Aydan ********

@Oliver *********

they mean 'at most'

Its 15 days before, 7 days after the 90 days date in your passyport. Send it before and some computer somewhere will say no.

6 years ago