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Is it normal for my 90-day reporting to still show as pending after completing it online?
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Mar 20, 2026
a month ago
Jo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, advice needed please, I have done my 90 day reporting online on the 2nd march but it still shows that its pending. Is this ok? Thankyou
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A user is concerned about their 90-day reporting for immigration, which they've submitted online and shows as pending. Community members advise that submissions should be made no more than 15 days before the due date and that they should check for responses in spam folders. Since the reporting is overdue, there is a possibility of facing a fine, and individuals recommend visiting the immigration office as soon as possible to rectify the situation.
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Peter *********
Be prepared to go to immigration on the previous 90 day expiry date or you will be penalized.
Jo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERPeter Goundry I applied online but it still showing pending.
Peter *********
Jo McGuire can take 2 or 3 days. Just dont let it go past reporting date. If in doubt, head to immigration. It's a hit or miss process. Personally, I just go to the drive thru at Chiang Mai immigration and to the adjacent mall for lunch.
Bit awkward though, if you are a decent distance away from immigration.
Bit awkward though, if you are a decent distance away from immigration.
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Denis *********
You should have had a reply by now. If none, check your spam folder. If not you will have to go to the immigration office and because you’re past your date by 7 days, it will cost you 2000 baht.
Ian **********
If this is your first one since your latest entry then you have to report in person
Jo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERIan Morrison no it is our first online
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Judy *******
I think you did it too early - no more than 15 days ahead of the date it's due or 7 days after
Jo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERJudy Blyth sorry ,it is due 14th march
Judy *******
You need to go to immigration as asap then as it's now overdue. You may escape a fine as it's weekend, but that depends on the IO
Jo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERJudy Blyth blueport immigration is closed on weekeneds
Judy *******
Jo McGuire I know - so you will have to go on Monday when you are 9 days over
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Stephen ********
Check your junk mail
Graham ******
When is your due date?
Jo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERGraham Seal 14th
Graham ******
Jo McGuire it's too late now, next time you use Immigration pay the 2000B fine
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