What is the fine for not completing the 90-day check-in after renewing my Non-B visa in Thailand?

Aug 31, 2018
6 years ago
Thomas ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hi i have a question, i renewed my non b visa and got a new year extension, i thought my 90 day check would renew, as the last time i did the 90 day check was when i got back from Japan, im about 20 days over, do you know how much they will fine me?
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A user asked about the fine for being over the required 90-day check-in period after renewing their Non-B visa in Thailand. Responses indicate that the standard fine is typically 2000 baht, regardless of how long the overstay is. However, there are varying experiences reported by others, suggesting that some immigration officers may impose differing fines or may not require a 90-day report if a new visa has been issued.
Ron *******
Other than you failed to actually close it 😂😂😂😂
Tod *********
:O
Tod *********
Tod *********
Okay, SOME immigration offices 'reset' your 90 day count down clock when you get a new yearly extension of stay. (you can NEVER renew a visa or an extension :/ ). BUT if they do that you'd get a new 90 day report receipt in your passport like you get when you file a 90 day report.

IF you get a new extension and don't get a new 90 day report receipt in your passport the count down clock was NOT reset and you do your 90 day report when ever it's due.
Billy ********
Indeed
Tod *********
@Billy *******
actually
@Pa**
posted a screen shot from the immigration website 18hours ago that showed exactly how the fine works.
James ***********
Depends on the office or the officer I suppose, maybe some are taking advantage of people to pocket some extra coin.
Billy ********
I’ve read varying amounts... People report different things.

Although perhaps they’re confused...

It isn’t a fact unless it comes from Mr Daniels. Haha
Tod *********
@Billy *******
The fine for failing to do a 90 day report is 2000baht, whether you're 8 days late or 8 years late it doesn't go up.
James ***********
That's been answered several times already, it's 2000B
Billy ********
You haven’t answered the question, what’s the fine?
James ***********
@Thomas **********
if you're traveling again soon then you can get away without doing this 90 day. The next time you travel and re-enter the 90 days will start again and you can report as normal after that. I've done this myself without any hassle at airports or immigration and didn't have to pay any fines
Colin ******
I also had this issue renewed my Non-b visa without leaving the country. I then went to do my normal 90 day check in and was told I didn't need to do it as I had just got my new visa. Then went back on the date they said; then the same guy tried to fine me for being 84 days late.... So had to pay some tea money (1000 THB) then after insisting on a receipt got it back...
Colin ******
My apologies I got another 2 year extension. Not renewed
Robert *******
But if you went to Immigration Office and got a new stamp with the text on the second line Extension of Stay is permitted until ../../.. you do not have to leave Thailand, but you report every 90 days at Immigration
Robert *******
You apply for an extra year on your work Permit at the Ministry of Labor, they have nothing to do with your Visa. If you got the new Non Immigrant B visa from a Thai Consulate or Embassy you got stamped inside Thailand for 90 days, then you have to leave and re-enter, so you do not have to report that you stay more than 90 days inside the country.
Thomas ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER
I got a new non b visa when i renewed my work permit ? So i dont need to do the 90 day check in, as i said i came back from japan in may i got a new non b in june ?
Robert *******
First of all you can not renew a Non Immigrant B visa. If you have a new visa you're only allowed to stay 90 days inside the country, so no 90 days reporting needed.
Thomas ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Ah right, thanks guys
Joanne ********
my error: mine was 30-day visa
Thomas ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Ah thank you :) ok cool
Paul *********
If its your 90 day reporting :

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Sander ***************
2000 baht
Joanne ********
fine: B500 per day (i overstayed 4 days & paid 2,000 total)
Tod *********
@Joanne *******
, you are confusing the fine for OVERSTAY with the fine for failing to file a 90 day report on time.

They are totally different things.
Paul *********
Overstay - not failure to report 90days
Thomas ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER
I came back on the 11th of may
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