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What are the consequences of missing the 60-day report in Thailand if I'm leaving soon?

Thai visa rules 60 day report 90 day report immigration fines expat advice

Jul 25, 2025

9 days ago

Anonymous *************

ORIGINAL POSTER

I realise that I am a week late for my 60 day report.

I am leaving Thailand for a few weeks  in 10 days time to visit family.

Is there big consequence / fine for missing the 60 day report, and if I am leaving in 10 days time and I still have not done it will it be flagged by immigration that I missed the deadline?

This was by a complete accident .

Any guidance would be highly appreciated ☺️🙏

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The original poster is worried about missing their 60-day report, which they mistakenly believe to exist. The comments clarify that it is actually a 90-day reporting requirement for expats. Users discuss the implications of not reporting if the individual is leaving the country shortly, with some suggesting that it resets when exiting Thailand.

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Anthony ********

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7 days ago

Nelson ******

This has to be click bait. Whoever heard of 60-day reporting. FFS!

9 days ago

Anonymous ******************

@Nelson *****

you having a hard day?

9 days ago

Nelson ******

Anonymous participant 548 nah easy one

9 days ago

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Nelson ******

Mj *******

Surely if you leave the country then you don't need to report ?? It surely resets when you leave and re enter Thailand? I'd ask a Visa agent personally, someone who does it for a living will tell you.

9 days ago

Anonymous ******************

90 day report or 60 day stamp expiry?

9 days ago

Michael *******

90 days reports, not 60 days

9 days ago

David ********

It's a 90 day report 🤣 do you have your dates mixed up?? You can apply 2 weeks before and 1 week after the due date. If you are leaving Thailand it's up to you if you don't want to report. It starts again as at 0 when you return. Should be no issue

9 days ago

Heath ********

@David *******

if you haven't done the report you can still be fined for it, it only resets if you haven't missed it, while it may not be noticed it can be picked up.

9 days ago

David ********

@Heath *******

Done it a million times never an issue but hey I don't know xny different

9 days ago

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David ********

What happens if I don't file the 90-day report in Thailand before leaving?

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What are the implications of not filing the 90-day report when exiting Thailand on a DTV?

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