What are the new 90-day report fines for expats in Thailand?

I just don't see this topic going anywhere (not any where positive anyway) and can't see the reason to keep it open (as it's gonna take baby sitting to keep it on track)

SO I would say on that note we are done :O

If anyone wants it re-opened let me know.

@Jo**

I messaged you about it too

Thanx one and all

The requirement to do a 90 day report once you got on an extension for the same reason LONG enough to hit 90 days has always been an issue. It's just some offices were telling people don't do, it, while others were telling people to go file BEFORE they could get their next covid extension.

In theory if you showed up here before the lock down last march on a tourist visa or visa exempt entry, then took amnesty, the took an embassy extension and then started milking covid extensions you would have ONLY needed to begin doing a 90 day report when you hit 90 days on the covid extension (the ones that have the ข้อ 5 written on them). That means you wouldn't do a 90 day report until you were half way thru the SECOND 60 day covid extension and that's because you have to be on the SAME extension for the same reason long enough to hit 90 days.

This is to do with this new poster that got put up there. Maybe someone can get a picture of it so we can get the correct context. Also, I understand tvar people are complaining that they weren't told or warned about this. Is it not written in their passports {bottom of the Covid extension stamp}??

Sadly I have no solution for you people with this other than if enough people call Surat Thani and raise a shit storm of complaints maybe they'll go back to the 2000baht fine that they should be charging :(

Just did mine today. As you can read the 5,000 baht notice ( not exceeding )

IF I was to bet I'd wager you're getting a failure to file a 90 day stamp in your passport that states you were fined 2000baht and a receipt for that amount too :/ There is no way an immigration office can charge a 5000baht fine for failure to file if you're AT the immigration office, that's not how the rule is set up

The actual rule for fines for 90 day reporting are the fine is a static <-(as in it doesn't change) 2000baht whether you go report 8 days late OR 8 months late.

The 5000baht fine comes into play ONLY if you're arrested (usually for some other reason) and they find out you are not current on your 90 day reporting. That's when you can be fined 5000baht and 200baht a day from the date of your last report until you file a 90 day report.