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Is the 90-day report in Thailand paid for in advance or how do I make the payment?
Jan 29, 2025
a year ago
Karen ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI'm trying to find out if our 90 day report has been paid for in advance or can you tell me how to pay for it Andrew FULLER and Karen Fuller Koh panggan
TLDR : Answer Summary
The 90-day reporting for immigration in Thailand is free of charge. To complete this report, you must visit the immigration office in person the first time, but subsequent reports can be done online. You can file your report between 15 days before and 7 days after the due date. If you fail to report on time, there may be a penalty of 2000 THB due to missing or late TM30 registration.
90 DAY REPORTING RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
- For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
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Jeremy ******
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baht and I'll fix it.Mat *********
90 days is for free. Just go to your immigration. The first time you have to do it in person. In future you can do it online.
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@Mat ********
if you leave the country and re-enter it’s highly likely you will need to report again in person on first 90 day.Mat *********
@Goodd ******
this is what I was saying. Every first 90 days has to be in person. But if you are here you never what to leave again.Goodd *******
@Mat ********
I love thailand but I only ever once did a 90 day report (during covid) because I love travelling too 😉Mat *********
@Goodd ******
i am an expatGoodd *******
@Mat ********
So am IMat *********
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Gabrio **********************
You don’t pay for the 90 day report
Gregor **********
the window for filing a 90-days report on Immigration is from 15 days before and no later than 7 days after the due date. The 90-days report is free of charge. However if you visit Immigration personally, make sure you are properly TM30 registered in your accomodation. If you are not TM30 registered, Immigration can refuse to service you and can fine you with 2000 THB for a late or missing TM30
Aake **********
@Gregor *********
14 days beforeGregor **********
@Aake *********
You’re allowed to report up to 15 days before or 7 days after your due date, giving you a bit of flexibility. Missing this window, however, will cost you. **********************************************************
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@Aake *********
15 days ! 😎Reply to
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Graham ******
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The online application is also likely to be rejected if there is no TM30 filed or if the 90 Day Report is for a different address to that of the last TM30 files, you will be instructed to attend Immigration.Sharifah ***********
@Graham *****
hai, just wanted to ask, I already registered for residency tm30 and reported 90days, if I need to travel out from Thailand and return again, do I need to register again for the tm30 as the address is same actually(spouse landed house) ? Please adviseGraham ******
@Sharifah **********
Yes, generally, re-enter the country requires a new TM30Sharifah ***********
@Graham *****
ok noted thank u for your reply 🙏🏻Reply to
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Ryan ********
If someone is charging you it’s a scam
Gianluca ******
Free
David ********
There is no such thing as paid in advance. You go to immagration 14 days before or 7 days after the date. It's free if you fail to report it's 2000 bht fine. Maybe you are thinking of an agent reporting for you they charge like 500 bht for the service
Karen ********
Free
Lloyd ********
90 day reports are free
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