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What are the consequences of forgetting the 90-day report before a domestic flight in Thailand?
Sep 18, 2025
7 months ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERHello,
I’m stupid and forgot to do the 90-day report. I just figured out and next week I have a flight to Krabi. What will be the consequences for that? Do I need to pay a fine when flying domestic? Do they even check it? Please only answer if you have experienced this situation before or know it for sure. Thank you na
I’m stupid and forgot to do the 90-day report. I just figured out and next week I have a flight to Krabi. What will be the consequences for that? Do I need to pay a fine when flying domestic? Do they even check it? Please only answer if you have experienced this situation before or know it for sure. Thank you na
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster is concerned about forgetting to do the 90-day report for their visa before their upcoming domestic flight to Krabi. Responses from the community suggest that while there may be a fine for not completing the report, most do not anticipate issues at the airport. Some comments indicate that the airport staff typically do not check the 90-day report during domestic flights, and the potential fines are minimal.
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Christopher ***********
If you don’t have any intention/need of contact with your local immigration office ignore it.
Henrik *****
Go to Immigration and fix it immediately
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@Henrik ****
correct else deportedReply to
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Peter ********
Anonymous participant 974 defeating the whole reason to get a DTV? 😆 🤣 😂
Anonymous ******************
Only a fine If you need to do something at an immigration office. The best way to avoid 90 day reports is to take a trip somewhere every 90 days.
Anonymous ******************
Anonymous participant 974 Take an overseas trip to avoid filing a 90-day report? That sounds a bit extreme
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Steve *******
You will not have any issues. The airport staff do not care about your 90 day reporting, and they certainly do not check.
Dom ********
You will have no issues mate. Fines at boarder are for minor overstays which doesn’t apply to you. Next time you need to do a 90-day report they may fine you but it’ll be minimal and won’t cause problems
Ashi ********
It’s only 2000baht not cheap but it’s not to panic
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERYeah I understand. It’s not really about the 2k more about driving 1hr to the Chaeng Watthana. And waiting there for 2-3 hours and the same way back lol. So I thought maybe I can just find a workaround
Anonymous ******************
Anonymous participant pretty sure you can file your report online.
DTV_Be*******
Anonymous participant wait until the next time you have to go to report. No need for an extra trip
Ashi ********
Anonymous participant would you have had to do that if you had actually gone to report anyway?
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บูรพา **********
I can help you na krub .
John **********
No issues. Next time you visit immigration they may fine you
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ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
even if I leave let’s say next month? And then return? I’m more curious about international flights and when I come up to the IO to get my stamp out of ThailandJohn **********
Anonymous participant border immigration won't care. Immigration offices are the only ones that may fine you for not doing a report
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ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
so if I leave and come back and then do a 90 day report for my next stay, they might fine me for the last time. Am I right ?John **********
Anonymous participant yep
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ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
then I guess I prefer just go and pay 2k and look more serious than „being caught“ next year. Thanks for answering sirJames ********
Anonymous participant correct ✅
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Justin *************
Yes, you’ll pay a fine
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Justin ************
but domestic flight there is no immigration officer. I understand that I will not be fined here. But once I leave the country (I plan next month - I will have to pay a fine?)James ********
Anonymous participant only when you have to use the services of your local Thai Immigration office. Until then, nothing to worry about.
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