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What should I do if my online 90-day report for Thailand was rejected?

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Oct 5, 2018
6 years ago
Johan ********
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Hi. I did my 90-day report online a few hours ago, but just got an email saying is was rejected. Last time online reporting went perfect.

What is best for me to do now? Visit immigration i Bangkok in person or try to report online again?
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The user initially attempted their 90-day report online, but it was rejected. They are seeking advice on whether to try reporting online again or visit the immigration office in Bangkok personally. Comments suggest that if the online report was rejected, it's best to visit the immigration office in person to file a new report and inquire about the reason for the rejection. It's also advised to carefully check the submitted information for any errors.
Johan ********
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Tried online again and made sure to enter all data as in previous accepted report. Fingers crossed.
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Tod *********
(y) glad it worked out
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Johan ********
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Just checked the status: Report approved. Never give up.
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Tod *********
if you have a 90 day report online that has a rejected status your only option would be to go in and file one in person because you're already too late to mail one in
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Tod *********
@Johan *******
 BUT make sure you take in the rejected receipt so they can look and see why they rejected it for you.
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Johan ********
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I know. Dont feel like packing my bags yet...
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Ray *********
Johan...if nothing has changed since your last report.... Check very carefully the information that you submitted. If you have a typo error...it will be rejected. If you have any changes...eg stayed in a hotel overnight...in country...it will be rejected.
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Johan ********
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I had a vacation in Phuket during Songkran, but that was before my last 90-day report, and that was approved. Will check typo.
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Francis ********
I just did my 90 day report online and it worked it just takes some time mine was about a day
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Johan ********
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Nope. This is my second year as retired here. Did report in person before and tried online 3 months ago.
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Francis ********
@Johan *******
 was it your first time doing a 90 day report?
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Johan ********
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I already got a reply. Logged in with my reference number and saw the Rejected label.
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Robert *******
Visit Immigration in person, do the 90 day report there and ask what the problem is.
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