How many days can you be late for the 90 day report ?
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In Thailand, you can report your 90-day stay up to 7 days late from the due date. However, it is strongly recommended to report on time or even early, as late reporting can incur fines. If reported late, you may face a fine of 2,000 THB if reported after the deadline, and if stopped by police for unrelated reasons, the fine may increase to 5,000 THB. Staying informed and timely is essential to avoid complications with your visa.
Adam ******
As many as you can afford.
Peter *****************
As long as you wish dude.Just pay the fine.A lesson to remember.
Yet another person asking about doing reports late --- where are people's brains, it's not hard to remember or to do --- such a simple task often overlooked by the brain dead
Colin *********
I was doing online report and didn't receive e mail reminder like usual.
Yesterday I got 2000thb fine for being LATE LATE
My fault. Happy to pay and put the next date in my calender
The penalty for failing to report your 90-day stay in Thailand on time is a fine of 2,000 Thai baht (THB):
Late reporting: If you report after the deadline, you'll be fined 2,000 THB.
Caught by police: If you're pulled over by the police for an unrelated reason and they find out you didn't file your report, the fine increases to 5,000 THB.
Daily fine: You may also be fined up to 200 THB per day until you comply with the law.
You can report your stay up to 15 days before or 7 days after the due date. You can report in person or by registered mail.
Here are some other things to know about the 90-day reporting requirement:
The 90-day clock restarts if you leave Thailand, regardless of how long your trip is.
The 90-day reporting requirement is not the same as a visa extension.
Frequent or blatant breaches of the 90-day reporting requirement may affect future visa renewals or extensions.
Children living with you don't need to report if you do, but they should start reporting themselves when they turn 15.
To report your stay, you'll need:
Your valid passport
Photocopies of relevant passport pages
A completed and signed 90-Day Report Notification form (TM.47)
A photocopy of your arrival/departure card (TM.6)
A copy of your previous 90-day slip (if you had one)
A self-addressed envelope and 10 THB postage stamp if applying by registered mail
Well, technically about 1.8 x 10^12 days. Without fine though, it's 7 days. If you don't need anything from immigration before your next exit, you can sort of just ignore it.
John **************
Recommend doing it early. Why procrastinate?
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7days
Linda ******
Why wanna be late n which might jeopardise your visa or etc ? you know way in advance on the date of reporting
yes, anecdotally I think that is true, although I did my first report online (but that was over 2 years ago). I would still try it as there's nothing to lose if you do it online 14 days before the due date. If it gets rejected there is plenty of time to go in person.
can you clear something out for me please. Thereâs no 90 day update on a tourist visa, since you leave before 90 days and return on a new visa, correct?đ
correct no report if you enter on visa extempt or tourist visa. Since you go out the country before the 90 days is up, but when you return don't forget where you live have to send new report at you staying there