What should I do about missing my 90-day reporting before flying out of Thailand?

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Dec 24, 2024

3 days ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I missed the 90 day reporting because I looked at the wrong stamp on my passport. 90 days was supposed to be 12 Dec . I fly out 27 December. Should I still go to immigration in bkk or just fly out?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user missed their 90-day reporting for their visa in Thailand and is uncertain whether to go to immigration before their flight out on December 27. Comments suggest that it's generally safe to fly out without visiting immigration since exit control officers typically do not check for compliance with the 90-day reporting. Some recommend paying the fine at immigration, which is approximately 2000 baht, but others advise that airport immigration likely won't notice the missed report. A user also inquires about the timing for future 90-day reports.

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Kelly ********

Go to the immigration and pay the fee.. around 2000 baths

3 days ago

Steve ********

@Kelly *******

Don't be silly!

3 days ago

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Steve ********

Dave ****

Sorry if this sounds dumb but how soon can you do a 90 day report. Can it be a few days either side of it?

3 days ago

Neil ******

@Dave ***

and up to 7 days after, i did mine on 23rd. 9 days over and it was no problem, in and out in minutes

2 days ago

Rogerio ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Dave ***

up to 15 days before, and then the 90 day reporting will count from the day you reported.

3 days ago

Dave ****

@Rogerio *****

Thanks, make total sense

3 days ago

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Dave ****

Tod *********

@Rogerio *****

as Jim Howard correctly stated just fly out

the officers at passport control stamping you out of the country don't care if you EVER filed a 90 day report as it's not their job.. You'll be totally fine.

Next time you enter count 89 days from the date you stamp in and that's when your 90 day report will be due.

I would go so far as to say they won't even notice you failed to report on the previous entry

3 days ago

Jim ********

Just fly out. Airport immigration don't care about 90-day reports. You might, just might, get picked up when you do your first one after coming back, but it's highly unlikely. If you do, the fine is the same as if you'd go to immigration now, so nothing to lose. Not filing a 90-day report is a very minor misdemeanor

3 days ago

Mel ******

I flew out after forgetting to do the 90 day reporting. No one said anything. If they do look closely, you can pay that small fine. But going out and coming back should reset the 90 days.

2 days ago

Jim ********

@Mel *****

Immigration officers at the airport absolutely don't care about 90-day reports

2 days ago

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Jim ********

Craig *******

@Jim *******

i am not sure about that but i am not going to argue its Xmas 😉

3 days ago

Tod *********

@Craig ******

I am 100% sure about that.. The officers at passport control at the entry/exit points to thailand (air or land) don't care in the least if you EVER did a 90 day report. That's not their job.

3 days ago

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Tod *********

What happens if I don't file my 90-day report before leaving Thailand with a retirement visa?

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7 months ago

Do I need to make my 90-day report if I am flying out the day after it is due?

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7 months ago

What happens at the airport if my 90-day reporting is not up to date when leaving Thailand?

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8 months ago