What does it mean if my online 90-day report is rejected for the second time after reporting in person the first time?

The rejection of an online 90-day report for the second time may indicate several issues. Some users suggest that if you traveled abroad after your first report, you must report in person again upon re-entry, as the count resets. It's important to check if you're within the valid time frame for online reporting (14 to 7 days before the due date) and ensure your TM30 form is updated. Additionally, certain immigration offices may require a new TM30 even for short hotel stays. Understanding these regulations is crucial for compliance with Thai law, as failing to report can lead to legal complications or the necessity to leave Thailand.