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Is it okay to mail my 90-day visa report 18 days early due to Songkran?

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Apr 5, 2021

5 years ago

Nina ************

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Hello! My 90 days is due on the 28th. I usually do it online but since the system is down I was going to mail mine on the 13th. THEN I realized it was during Songkran so the post offices would be closed 😅 would it be an issue if I mailed everything on the 9th? (18 days early?)

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The user is asking whether it is acceptable to mail their 90-day visa report 18 days early, considering that the post offices will be closed during Songkran. Responses indicate that it is generally fine to mail early, but the user should expect delays in receiving the receipt due to the processing time.

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Tod *********

you'll be fine, just mail it out like you planned.

Keep in mind though it's taking up to 6 weeks to get the receipt back because while you mail your 90 day report to Chaengwattana, the 90 day reporting is out at Muang Thong Thani and they have to take them out there, enter them into the system and then mail them back to you.

Don't freak out if you don't get the receipt back in a couple weeks. Keep your EMS tracking receipt to show when they received it (just in case you don't get your slip back)

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Tod *********

As long as your office accepts mail in 90 day reporting you'll be fine.

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Nina ************

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thank you Tod! Sorry I forgot to mention that I report to Chaenwattana. I wasn’t sure how strict they were with “15 days before.” 😅

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