I'm staying in Thailand on a one year Non O retirement visa extension. Yesterday, I filed an online 90 day report (due May 13) and today I received an email saying it had been rejected and that I should contact my nearest immigration office immediately.
Should I be worried or is the email wording standard practice?
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The user, holding a Non O retirement visa in Thailand, experienced a rejection of their online 90-day report submission. They received a standard email instructing them to contact their local immigration office. Community responses suggest that such rejections are common and not a cause for concern, emphasizing that filing in person before the deadline is an acceptable approach.
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and you made sure to CHANGE the expiration date of your extension in the system when you filed this most recent report?
Many people (who use the auto fill especially) don't catch that and they apply with last years expiration date for their extension rather than the expiration of the new year ๐ฎ
Gotta make sure these dates are correct
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Nope don't be worried at all
That's just standard "boilerplate" language
If your 90 day report is due on the 13th you can file in person up to the 20th without any failure to file fine.
Just go file one before then at your immigration office and you'll be good
recently returned from overseas and had online 90 day rejected. The AI program is fussy, so just went to immi office and 5 minutes later walked out all done , no questions. Enjoy Thailand