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What are the consequences of not completing 90-day reports during a one-year stay in Thailand before leaving the country?

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March 18, 2022
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Richard ********
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Anyone know what happens if you leave the country (with no overstay) without having done any 90 day reports during your one year stay?
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If you leave Thailand without having done your 90-day reports and without any overstay, nothing will happen at the airport, as immigration does not check for this at departure. However, on your next visit, an immigration officer may notice the lack of reports, resulting in a fine of around ฿2000 THB. Also, failure to complete these reports could restrict your ability to apply for in-country visas, extend your visa, or receive a residency certificate until the fine is resolved.
Jeff *********
Maybe the agent was doing the 90 reporting for her.
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Gary **********
I don't understand why you would not report on 90 days ..it's simple no problem. I'd say stupid ...
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@Richard *******
 ok ...it will be ok I'm sure ..good luck
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@Gary *********
 It's not me, it's the gf of a friend who was badly advised by her visa agent.
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@Richard *******
 I don't mean to offend ...but it's a simple thing to do ..but hope you don't get fined
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@Gary *********
 Thanks for your input.
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Henry *********
90 day reporting has nothing to do with Airport Passport Control. Nothing will happen - you've beaten the system!
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Peter ********
You get fined
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@Richard *******
 yep, depends on officer , if they check theyll notice you dont have 90 dsy receipt stapled to passport
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Richard ********
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@Peter *******
 Are you sure about that? Others seem to differ :)
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Brook ********
AFAIK ฿2000 THB fine upon next interaction with immigration.

Cannot apply for in-country visa, extend visa or receive residency certificate until resolved.
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Richard ********
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@Brook *******
 This is on leaving Thailand.
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Garrett ***********
Not a single thing.
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Stuart *********
Nothing will happen at the airport. They don’t check there. What may happen is on your next visit and 90 day report an eagle eyed immigration officer may spot you didn’t do your reports last time and will fine you.
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Thanks!
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