A bit of info for anyone getting a COVID extension at CW in the "N" section.
I've gotten several COVID extensions, and each time, the officer would ask if I had done a 90-day report. However, every time (4-5 times) I tried to do a report at MTT AND CW, they would say I cannot do it on a COVID extension. (Even when I tried to insist on doing it for my peace of mind, they absolutely refused at both places).
I would explain this to the officer, and they'd say "okay, no need then" and ask for my TM-30, which I'd provide. No other problems.
Long story shorter:
I got the COVID extension again on August 17th at the N counter and was fined 2,000 baht for having a "late" 90 day report. Despite explaining to the officer that I've tried to do it many times and wasn't allowed to, she did not care, and I had to pass over the money, and she filed the report.
It was all above the table, I received the fine receipt and the report paper with my next due date.
I did hear other officers asking other people about the 90 day report, as well.
So heads up, in case you find yourself in the same situation!
(On another note, I was stamped for the full 60 days with no consideration period)!
TLDR : Answer Summary
An expat shared their experience obtaining a COVID extension at Immigration in Thailand, highlighting issues with filing a 90-day report while on a COVID extension. Despite multiple attempts to inform the officials about not being able to file the report, they were fined for a late submission. The post suggests there may be confusion among officials about the requirements during this transition period, as well as sharing insights about the TM-30 document that property owners must submit.
