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What should I do if my 90-day report status doesn't change after renewing my one-year visa in Thailand?
Mar 14, 2021
5 years ago
Newman **********
ORIGINAL POSTERI went in and renewed my 1 year early on jan 18 thay came to my house 3 days later everything was ok but i looked in my passport to look at my next 90 day report and i still had the last paper that tells me to report back in feb am i missing somthing?
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The user renewed their one-year visa but noticed that their 90-day report still refers to the previous reporting date. Answers clarify that a 90-day report is independent from visa extensions, and if not submitted on time, there may be fines of 2,000 THB upon next extension filing. It is emphasized that 90-day reports can be submitted online or in person 15 days before to 7 days after the due date without penalties.
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Tod *********
okay, we got some stuff going on. Let's address them one at a time
The FIRST stamp on the passport that's cancelled is because they stamped it upside down into the passport :(
The FIRST stamp on the passport that's cancelled is because they stamped it upside down into the passport :(
Tod *********
When you applied for your year extension on the 18th of Jan it didn't reset and it was still due on the 10th of Feb
AND
when you go back on the 19th of March, FILE a 90 day report, get the 2000baht fine and you'll be okay.
Believe me you're far from the first foreigner in this country who missed a 90 day report..
***edited to get the dates right, sorry too early needed more coffee :P :O ;)
AND
when you go back on the 19th of March, FILE a 90 day report, get the 2000baht fine and you'll be okay.
Believe me you're far from the first foreigner in this country who missed a 90 day report..
***edited to get the dates right, sorry too early needed more coffee :P :O ;)
Tod *********
The stamp under it is the "30 day under consideration stamp" that you get when you apply for a year extension based on marriage to a thai (and that's the stamp you're on now) AND you need to go back to the immigration office on March 19th so they can ink in the year extension
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Benjamin ******
I’m shutting this down:
1. The extension of stay and 90 day report are *not* connected. When you get a new extension of stay, it doesn’t reset the 90 day report.
2. If you do not file a 90 day report, you may be fined 2K THB. This fine will happen the next time you file an extension of stay.
3. I never, ever, heard of the police doing any type of random checks for a 90 day report, or fining people for not doing them randomly. Checking if a person has submitted a 90 day report requires going into the 90 day reporting system, which most police officers do not have access.
4. A person can submit a 90 day report online, 15 days before the due date up to the due date without a fine. A person can submit it in person, from 15 days before the due date to 7 days after the due date without a fine. Some immigration offices may allow the report to be mailed in, ask your local immigration office for details.
5. For people who are currently on an 60 day extension of stay based on unable to travel due to COVID-19, ask your local immigration office what the policy is for the 90 day report.
Good luck
1. The extension of stay and 90 day report are *not* connected. When you get a new extension of stay, it doesn’t reset the 90 day report.
2. If you do not file a 90 day report, you may be fined 2K THB. This fine will happen the next time you file an extension of stay.
3. I never, ever, heard of the police doing any type of random checks for a 90 day report, or fining people for not doing them randomly. Checking if a person has submitted a 90 day report requires going into the 90 day reporting system, which most police officers do not have access.
4. A person can submit a 90 day report online, 15 days before the due date up to the due date without a fine. A person can submit it in person, from 15 days before the due date to 7 days after the due date without a fine. Some immigration offices may allow the report to be mailed in, ask your local immigration office for details.
5. For people who are currently on an 60 day extension of stay based on unable to travel due to COVID-19, ask your local immigration office what the policy is for the 90 day report.
Good luck
Benjamin ******
A 90 day report and a one year extension of stay are not connected. I believe you are late in filing the 90 day report. 😞
Newman **********
ORIGINAL POSTERNewman **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Daniela **************
got it thanksBenjamin ******
@Newman *********
got it! You have an under consideration stamp 🙂 everything is good Newman **********
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good good good thank you i think thats why im confusedReply to
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@Newman *********
good luck. Should be an easy fixBenjamin ******
@Newman *********
the 500 THB a day fine is for being on overstay, which isn’t your case 🙂 (I hope not, that is)Newman **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
thank God lolReply to
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
shit how much money?James ********
@Newman *********
2,000 Thai baht is the fine. Pay now or later. Makes no difference if later unless you need an immigration service/extension etc.
Benjamin ******
@Newman *********
the fine is 2K THB. You can pay for it the next time you apply for another extension of stay Reply to
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