What should I do if my 90 days notification is pending and it's nearing the due date?

90 days notification Thai immigration visa compliance immigration office visit fine for late notification

Feb 8, 2022

3 years ago

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Hi, I have made the 90 days notification and it has been pending for a week. Once it is 7 days after the due date and still pending, does that mean I have to make the trip to the immigration office? Thanks in advance for all advice.

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If your 90 days notification is still pending as you approach the due date, it is advisable to visit the immigration office before the notification is 7 days overdue. Failing to do so may result in a fine of 2000 baht for not filing on time.

Tod *********

you wanna go to the office BEFORE it gets 7 days after the due date because when you show up after 7 days you're gonna get a 2000baht failure to file on time fine

3 years ago

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@Tod ********

thank you

3 years ago

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