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What should I do if I missed my 90-day check-in for my Non-O visa in Thailand?

Non-O Visa 90-Day Check-in Thailand Immigration Visa Extension Fine for Late Reporting Temporary Visa Extension Center

Dec 24, 2020

5 years ago

Eric ********

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OK so I managed to totally $#%$ up and have missed my 90 day check date in by a mile.  Should have been done in OCT!!  Yeah i screwed up bigtime.

I'm Non-O Thai Wife, from USA.  My extension of stay filing is due Jan. 13.  Should I just say screw it and file my 90 day then and pay the 2K fine, or go ASAP and still pay the 2K fine?

Also just to confirm, Temporary VISA Extension Center at Muang Thong Thani is where I need to go just for the 90 Day ONLY in any case?

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Also I want to thank Benjamin Hays for his timely announcement post today re: the open offices.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The poster missed their 90-day check-in for their Non-O visa, which was due in October, and is seeking advice on whether to file their 90-day check-in along with their visa extension due on January 13, thus incurring a 2,000 Baht fine. Responses suggest that they should file the 90-day check-in at the Temporary Visa Extension Center in Muang Thong Thani before proceeding to their annual extension at Chaengwattana. It is emphasized that paying the fine is generally acceptable, regardless of being late.

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Neil ********

Just pay the fine, 2000 Baht and nobody cares. I've skipped a few of them over the years.

5 years ago

Eric ********

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Yeah this is my first time in over 8 yrs to miss one so a new experience lol.

5 years ago

Francis ********

@Eric *******

I have done the same I think after 4 years living in Thailand I am now in Thailand for 8 years .

5 years ago

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Francis ********

Tod *********

One down side IS, you have to FIRST go do your 90 day report at MTT then you can go to Chaengwattana and do your yearly extension based on marriage. They won't let you file for an extension without the receipt you did your previous 90 day report

I'd say slog out to Muang Thong Thani file the 90 day report (take the 200baht fine) get it out of the way well BEFORE you're going to Chaengwattana to get your year extension.

Those two places are not that far apart but it is troublesome to go to MTT and back from Chaengwattana

5 years ago

Tod *********

Both places (MTT and C/W) open at the same time. and you need to have a current 90 day report before you can apply for your new yearly extension. Even if you're at MTT with an 8:30 appointment for your 90 day reporting, SLOGGING over to Chaengwattana at 8:45 AM in rush hour traffic thru construction is gonna be slow.

Personally I'd go file the 90 day report the week before and then the day of your extension just go to C/W and get in the queue..

5 years ago

Eric ********

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@Tod ********

thanks

@T**

. Appreciate that tip!

5 years ago

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Eric ********

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Thanks for that tip