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Is there a payment option for the 90-day report in Thailand?
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Jun 16, 2025
10 months ago
Ciarán *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi all,
I just did my 1st 90 day report online. Hearing that I might need to go in person 1st time, that's fine.
My question is there was no payment option which had me shocked.
I just did my 1st 90 day report online. Hearing that I might need to go in person 1st time, that's fine.
My question is there was no payment option which had me shocked.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The 90-day report in Thailand is free of charge. For first-time reporting, individuals may need to go in person, as online reports might not be accepted in that case. If you fail to report on time or use an agent, there could be fees involved. Many expats prefer to establish familiarity in person at their local immigration office.
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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Martyn *******
That's because reporting is not chargeable
Us *****
Doing it in bkk is a pain the a$$. The office is all the way out in nowhere.
David *********
I get the girls in the condo office to do it for me each for a iced tea or coffee
Jesper *******
90days report is free(unless agent) do in person if first time or you left the country and came back subsequently can do online....saw many agents doing reports for their clients during my last visit (was wondering why so many thais at the 90days report counter)
Michael ********
My Immi sends it to me in the post, so I only have to go to immigration once a year, It costs me a small coffee money of 1000.baht
James ********
@Michael *******
crikey..1000 baht coffee ?? Amazon ??Stephen *********
@Michael *******
how do you do thatMichael ********
It's a service offered by my immigration
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Edward ********
@Michael *******
that's 1000 baht too much, online is free and takes 3 minutes to do.Michael ********
@Edward *******
if you remember to do it 😉Sam ********
@Michael *******
Drink more coffee and you might remember 🤣Reply to
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เดแคลน ***********
There's only 2 times you will pay for a 90 day report. 1) if you use an agent. 2) if you fail to report on time.
And yes, first report needs to be in person
And yes, first report needs to be in person
Steve *******
The report is free.
Your report will be denied in a few days, and you will be asked to go report in person.
Your report will be denied in a few days, and you will be asked to go report in person.
Malcolm *******
@Steve ******
yes for sure , just happened to me lol .Reply to
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Abu ********
First time reporting online is not acceptable and have to go in person.You may submit and receive acknowledging mail but it's not enough. It has to be approved and mailed to you again.
Steve *********
I go in person. In Roi-et. Takes a few minutes they remember me. As other guy says. It’s a connection
Alan *******
@Steve ********
Even at CW the officer chatted! and complimented me on looking younger than 80 ! LOLReply to
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Brad *********
I go in person. Establish a connection and familiarity. But that’s me. Cheers 🍻
Rob **********
Brad Jenkins I have been doing the same for many years, now most of the immigration officers are friends and we attend parties together.
Rob *******
Brad Jenkins agree.
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Stephan ***********
It's free of charge... that's why... 😉
Ciarán *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stephan **********
not for me🤣Graham ******
@Ciarán ******
It's free for everyone including youCiarán *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
I was late so had to pay a fine.Stephan ***********
@Ciarán ******
Som nam na... 😉😁Reply to
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Tony *********
@Ciarán ******
if you use an agent.Reply to
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