What should I do if I forgot to check in after returning to Thailand on a 2-year BOI visa?

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Aug 10, 2019

5 years ago

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Have a 2 year BOI. Got back from aus couple of weeks ago on business trip. Completely forgot to check in once I was back. Haven't changed address. Do i just turn up on my normal 90 day check date?

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The author is inquiring about the procedure for checking in after returning to Thailand on a 2-year BOI visa, having forgotten to report upon their return from a business trip. They ask if they can simply attend the normal 90-day check-in date without having changed their address.

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