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Should I complete my 90-day report before doing a visa run in Thailand?
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Aug 7, 2025
9 months ago
Rada **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, :) i forgot to do my 90 day report at the immigration, and it's been almost 6 months i've been in thailand. I will soon do the visa run. Should i still get the 90 day report done before i do the visa run, is it a big deal?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user forgot to submit their 90-day report while staying in Thailand for almost six months and is considering doing a visa run. The comments provide mixed advice: some say it's not a big deal and that the user can proceed with the visa run without the report, while others warn that failure to report could lead to a 2,000 baht fine if noticed by immigration. It's mentioned that airport immigration lacks access to personal reporting history, so potential issues may arise only if the user requires services at the immigration office. Overall, it's suggested to report the 90-day status after the visa run.
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AllSabaai ******
It is not advised to ignore the rules especially you don't know when the bad day can be , According to the law ( Any alien who stays over 90 days and does not notify an official of his residence or does so later than the prescribed time limit must report in person and pay a fine of 2,000 baht. Or if an alien is arrested in any case, a fine of 5,000 baht must be paid.) To avoid unexpected trouble, please follow the rules ka... stay safe in the Kingdom 🙏
Bob **********
Not a big deal when you finally do one you’ll be fined 2000 baht
Htoo **********
When you leave Thailand, 90-day counting gone reset. So good to go abroad without it and don’t forget to report 90-day next time.
Hamad ********
Usually 2k thb fine but if immigration officer doesnt notice or care and u get stamped in then no issues.
Brandon ************
@Hamad *******
It will never be noticed when you get stamped in. Those officers have nothing to do with 90-day reports.James ********
@Brandon ***********
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Anonymous ******************
Will be named and shamed
500K THB fine
6 week stay at the Bangkok Hilton
Deportation
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500K THB fine
6 week stay at the Bangkok Hilton
Deportation
Black listed
Marek ************
Anonymous participant 503 and ladyboy ban :)
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Anonymous ******************
My friend forgot to do her 90 days and the immigration officer at the airport just reminded her to do it next time. No fine or scolding.
Anonymous ******************
Anonymous participant 166 Immigration at the airport has no visibility whatsoever over your 90 day reporting.
AllSabaai ******
Anonymous participant 592 how do you say this ka ? The report has a code number, that code number is in the immigration system. And immigration officer has an access to the immigration system. If he can see your visa is valid or not related to the passport number , he can as well see your reports which is as well related to your passport number if you look at the report you will see that... If they don't talk to you about it... it doesn't mean that can't if you done it or not ka
Anonymous ******************
@AllSabaai *****
90 day reporting is handled at a local level. Immigration officers at airports obviously have no access to this information. There is also no 90 day stamp or onus upon you to carry evidence of having registered.Anonymous ******************
Anonymous participant 592 There is a 90 days receipt in your passeport... IO will attach it or you'll have to if doing online.
AllSabaai ******
Anonymous participant 592 it is linked to your passport number ka
If they don't bother to ask you about it
It doesn't mean they can't access this information
Actually airport immigration has access to all to be able to stop or track any situation about someone by Passport number ka
If they don't bother to ask you about it
It doesn't mean they can't access this information
Actually airport immigration has access to all to be able to stop or track any situation about someone by Passport number ka
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Anonymous ******************
Anonymous participant 166 Really? First time I hear an IO notice it at departure. But good warning though.
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Wannikea *********
If you need services at local immigration office and some eagle-eyed officer notices you missed your 90 report expect a 2000 baht fine. Other than that forget about it for now and report 90 days after your next entry
James ********
@Wannikea ********
Correct ✅Yasser **********
@James *******
pls sir I'd like to hear from you how can I submit my first 90 days report (TM-47) I heard thay I must submit it by person somewhere in Bkk, so should I take an appointment before going ?and what's the necessary documents I need to take with me,THanks in advanceReply to
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Jef ********
You be right , just leave if you go do it you will get a fine
Anonymous ******************
Nothing will happen , just forget it
James ********
Anonymous participant 664 not wise to not follow the Thai Immigration rules.
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