What are the penalties for late 90-day reporting in Thailand, and is there a grace period?

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Good morning,

My 90 days report was on December 15 which was a Sunday. I was supposed to do it on Monday December 16 but I forgot I just remembered today December 23rd but I can only go tomorrow December 24th because I have a doctor's appointment today. My question is will they charge me for late report if yes how much do they charge per per. Don't they give like a few days time that is acceptable for you to do late 90 days report? 
Before I used to go 4-5 days after the supposed day for my report and I was never charged, this time it's been 8 days been two of the days a weekend.

I did the online report today, will I still be fined?

Thank you in advance

Ask Thailand · Answer

The user missed the submission window for their 90-day report in Thailand by 8 days. Although previously they were able to report a few days late without a fee, current regulations suggest that a fine of 2,000 baht is applicable for late submissions beyond the acceptable timeframe. The user inquired whether their online report would still incur a fine, given that it's beyond the due date, and the community confirmed that submitting online after the due date would lead to a rejection. Therefore, the user is likely to face a fine when they report in person.

Nick ********** · Answer

2k baht fine,now you might as well be 89days late.fine same for 2 weeks or 2 months late

Bob ********** · Answer

2000 baht fine but it’s Christmas you might get lucky

Derek ****** · Answer

Too late 2000 baht

Ellie ******* · Answer

90-day reporting window in-person is 15 days in advance until 7 days after the due date, including holidays. It includes the time of "acceptable for you to do late a 90-day report". Sadly, you already missed this period. Now, when you go to the immigration office for a 90-day report in person, they usually charge you 2,000 baht for lack of report. This fine is fixed, and won't be changed if you go tomorrow or months later.

The online reporting window is between 15 days in advance and 7 days in advance of the due date, never been after the due date. If you did today, it would be rejected.

The online reporting window is between 15 days in advance and 7 days in advance of the due date, never been after the due date. If you did today, it would be rejected.

What are the penalties for late 90-day reporting in Thailand, and is there a grace period?

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