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Is there a 7-day grace period for the 90-day check-in in Thailand?

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Mar 12, 2024

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Chip ************

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Sorry to bother with another query, but is there a 7-day grace period for the 90-day check?  My next check-in date is April 3, but I am booked on a flight out of Thailand on April 10.

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No, there is no 7-day grace period for the 90-day reporting requirement in Thailand. Although you have a window to report at the immigration office, if you are still in the country on the 90th day, you must complete the report on or before that day.

Kevin ***********

Just do it online. They want people using this system.

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Tod *********

Nope there is NOT a 7 day grace period for 90 day reporting..

You are confusing the window of opportunity to DO a 90 day report in person (from 2 weeks before down until 1 week after the due date) with leaving the country within a week after the due date.

You are still obligated to do a 90 day report if you're IN country on the 90th day

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