What happens if I get a red stamp for a late 90-day report in Thailand?

@Keith ******

yes your right my bad

Graham Seal naaah.got my second 2000thb penalty this year. Apparently, an extension of a non-o visa I did in june did not count as a check-in in their system and the 90 days were counting from 14 April when I came back to Thailand from a short trip abroad which is ridiculous. So yeah, they fined me today. First time this year I had only 1 day overdue. The old dude at the counter didn't care. Didn't care if I was sick, didn't care if I had work. No, 1 day - 2000thb please.

Norm Sokoloff that is correct i know a few in Immigration they are cracking down on rule breakers, the thinking is what other rules is this person likely to break...bye 👋👋

Norm Sokoloff Stop crying. It's not against the law. It's paying the penalty for using a loop in the system

Look up the definition of probation, that's exactly what it is

David Johnson Same! Doesn't work.

David Johnson I've done 2 online, passed the next day, I'm on a O Marriage visa.

David Johnson

What a ridiculous comment when the person risks being deported

Been in Thailand myself for 2 decades and counting,

And yes I have always run a daily diary for over 60 years

And would suggest you do the same

The post was by someone who calls themselves

ThoughtfulSalamander 6046 so my comment was was a play on words

It’s called UK humour !!

Philip Gornall it will not cause problems

John Higginson You can do it at your home Immigration office or at the airport.It works till your extention of stay ends.

John Higginson Airport or at your local immigration, slightly cheaper there too

James Smith yes

James Smith some people never do a 90 day report and just pay the 2000B fine everytime they get a new extension with no other consequences

James Smith yes. 2000 baht fine is imposed either you are late one day or late 340 days. If you do not mind paying 2000 baht to the government, then you dont have to worry about this at all. Alternatively, you can simply "check-out" of the country and "check-in" and your 90-day reporting duty is reset to 0 day.

However, keep in mind that if you had paid 2000 baht fine on your first late reporting, then 91 days later you are late again, you will still end up paying 2000 baht (and so on until your third-time reporting in one fiscal year, your fourth-time report should be to renew your visa)

Therefore, it is "recommended" if you are already late, and you believe you will once or twice late again next time, better just forget it once and for all then on the day you need to submit application for your visa extension, you just pay a one-time 2000 baht fine. Nobody at the office is gonna say anything at all. Been there and done that

(but here? on the facebook group? dear lord heaven bunch of one-time holiday goers will try to scare you off with all sort of stuff as long as they get to write something to make themselves feel relevant).

James Smith 90 day report doesn’t cost anything. It’s better to do the report. If you can do it online, that helps

Bob D'Andrea bullshit, any time you leave it's reset and nothing is in the system don't post bullshit

Bob D'Andrea I know it works. Many times.

Airport Immigration doesn’t check the 90 day reporting on departure. 😳

Bob D'Andrea IO doesn’t check or care about your 90 day report, what are you talking about?

Nongnuch Kamdee You should always make you visas and extensions multi-entry when possible. Saves time, money, and aggravation.