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Is it acceptable to be late for a 90-day check-in in Thailand due to illness?
Nov 18, 2024
a year ago
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTERMorning. I'm supposed to do my 90 day check in today but came down with the good ol stomach flu. Is it OK if I'm a day late for it? Or should I not risk it?
TLDR : Answer Summary
If you are unable to conduct your 90-day check-in due to illness, you are allowed a grace period of 7 days after the due date to submit your report without penalty. Additionally, you have the option to file your check-in online, which can help avoid the need to travel if you're unwell.
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Kevin *********
I got fined for being one day late last year on a 90 day visa,cost was 500 baht
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kevin ********
ya that was for a visa re up not 90 day check in. I'm guessingKevin *********
@Cris *****
Yes correctCris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kevin ********
ya mine is a 90 day check inReply to
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Damo ***********
Register online... it will take you 1 minute.. and save a trip into the city...
Phil ******
@Cris *****
give online a goBrandon ************
The window for making a 90 day report is 15 days before the due date up until 7 days after the due date.
You could have also tried filing online, which you can do from 15 days before your due date up until 7 days before your due date at some offices, or up until the actual due date at others.
You could have also tried filing online, which you can do from 15 days before your due date up until 7 days before your due date at some offices, or up until the actual due date at others.
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
awesome thank you. I don't mind going to immigration the office we have is great and super fast. It would just be... a risky trip this time. Haha.Brandon ************
@Cris *****
Understand. You have 7 days to get it done in person with no fine.Reply to
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