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What Should I Do If I Can't File My 90-Day Report Online Before Leaving Thailand?

90 Day Reporting Thai Immigration NON-O Visa

Nov 20, 2019

6 years ago

Ole ****

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My 90 day reporting is due on Nov24th but somehow I can´t file it online. I have done it in person once last year. Getting the error message " For further information regarding The 90-day Notification Report Service, please contact the Immigration Branch Office in your residence area." Anyone had this issue before? 

And what would be the consequences if I would leave the country on day 102 via DMK without having filed the 90 day report?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is facing issues with submitting their 90-day report online before the due date, with time running out for online filing. Comments suggest that the user is late to file online, as the system permits submissions only within a specific time frame prior to the due date. Leaving the country without filing can result in a fine when returning, but it is possible to leave without immediate repercussions.

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Tod *********

@Ole ***

, just so you're clear as a Elite visa holder you wouldn't spend all day at Chaengwattana,

Elite Visa holders get special treatment. You get to jump the queue, and I doubt you'd spend 10 minutes in there filing a 90 day report.

6 years ago

Tod *********

the way the 90 day report rule works IS

IF you are in the country on the 90th day you report, period end of story.

IF you leave the country before the 90th day, when you return your next 90 day report is 89 days from the date you stamped back in.

In your case, failing to file a 90 day report on time will not stop you from leaving the country BUT there is a good chance that when you come back and go to do your next 90 day report they will see you missed your previous one and fine you the 2000baht. Of course there's also a chance they won't notice it and you won't be fined.

The choice is yours.

6 years ago

Ole ****

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@Tod ********

thank you very much for detailed and precise answer! Most likely I will risk to get fined. Rather spend 2k than a day at Chaeng Watthana. I rarely have to go there at all because I am on elite visa and usually traveling quite often. Thanks again, I appreciate your effort

6 years ago

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Ole ****

Tod *********

You can't file online because you waited TOO long to try. :/

You can ONLY file a 90 day report using the online web-portal from 15 days BEFORE down until 7 days BEFORE your actual due date.

The last day you could have tried to file online would have been the 17th :O

6 years ago

Lloyd ********

leaving no problem, but next time you visit immigration you could well be in for a 2000 baht fine for failing to report

6 years ago

Paul *******

The seious problem occurs ifyou are caught by Thai police or immigration while in overstay.

6 years ago

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Paul *******

Lloyd ********

you have left it too late to do online

6 years ago