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What could be the reasons for my husband's 90-day report rejection and how should we handle the arrival date on the TM47 application?

90-day report Non-B visa TM47 TM30 Visa extension Visa regulations Thailand

Vernie ************************

asked Jun 10, 2024

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Question regarding 90-day report. My husband is on a Non-B visa extension and he's done his first report in person at Chaeng Wattana back on March 11. We did an online report last week on June 6 (2 days in advance of the June 8th due date) and saw that it was rejected just this morning. TM30 is up to date and there's not really a reason stated on why the report was rejected. The only reason we could think of is maybe the "Arrival Date Thailand" on the TM47 application. He entered on a visa-exempt tourist stamp August 8, 2023, which was then extended to October 6, 2023. Afterwards, his company applied for Non-B inside Bangkok which was granted til December 9, 2023, which they then extended until December 3, 2024. So ever since arriving back to Thailand on August 8 last year, he hasn't been out of the country. Could this arrival date be the reason why the 90-day report is being rejected? Should we be inputting the last date of when he did his 90-day report instead in the "Arrival Date Thailand" portion? Thanks.

Answer summary

The user is seeking clarification on the rejection of their husband's 90-day report submission. After an in-person report and a subsequent online submission, the latter was rejected without stated reasons. They suspect the 'Arrival Date Thailand' on the TM47 application may be an issue, as the husband entered on a visa-exempt stamp and has consistently been in Thailand since. Comments suggest that submitting online may have faced issues, and they are advised to submit in person within a 7-day grace period post due date.

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Brandon ************

Bangkok has been known to reject online submissions if they are not submitted at least 7 days before the due date.

You'll have to go in person again for this one since it's already past the due date. You have a 7 day grace period to submit in person.

2 years ago

Vernie ************************

Learned something new about Bangkok immigration today. Thanks very much for this Brandon!

2 years ago

Brandon ************

@Vernie ***********************

it seems completely random. Sometimes they accept it and other times they don't. But to be safe you should just submit it between 15-8 days before the due date in the future. It's slightly annoying because you now doing 82 day reports instead of 90 day reports. But it's better than going in person every time.

2 years ago