When do I need to submit my 90-day report after getting a one-year marriage extension in Thailand?

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Dec 9, 2020

4 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi, everyone! First I would like to thanks for all the times you have helped me here before.

Today I have a new question about 90 days report.

This is my situation: I used to have Ed visa until May,​ when it expired. Then pass to amnesty, got married, get a 60 days extension based on visiting family. And finally, today, I just have got the one year extension based on marriage.

Due to the amnesty, I couldn't do 90 days report since amnesty started for me (it wasn't possible nor required for not having valid visa, according it was said to me at immigration).

Now, I wonder when I have to do my 90 days report? Right now or in the next 3 month? And where do I have to go to do it?

Thanks and have a nice day!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user seeks clarity on when to submit a 90-day report following the transition from an Education visa to a one-year extension based on marriage. They previously could not file the report during the amnesty period. Community members advise that the report is due 89 days after applying for the one-year extension. The user later confirms having received a fine for not filing the report during the amnesty and indicates that they were informed by immigration officers to regularize their report before a specific deadline.

Marcos **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Just to update and hoping could be useful for anyone.

At the end, I went to MTT to know if I can make the 90 days report now (previously, I wasn't allowed to do it by immigration officers – even being there – due to covid-19 at CW and for being under amnesty at MTT) and I was rewarded with a 2.000 THB fine. Unfortunately, I wasn’t the only one under the same situation, other people were making the same complaint.

I explained my situation. Then, I was told that an announcement was published on the immigration website which said that people under amnesty has to regularize 90 days report before October 31. Is it correct? I haven’t been able to find that announcement.

So, everyone who is in similar situation, be aware and carry 2.000 THB to pay the fine whenever you plan to make your situation regular about this report.

4 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Marcos *********

Hello Marcos. I'm sorry to hear that you got fined 2K THB. However, the 90 day report amnesty did expire on September 1. I'm attaching the announcement.

The maximum fine is 2K THB.

4 years ago

Marcos **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Benjamin *****

thank you very much. Anyway I wouldn't be able to do it because at that moment I didn't have a valid visa as I was told on July by an immigration officer at MTT 😞.

However I learned the lesson and I will ask for confirmation and accurate information by this group.

Thank you very much for make this point clear and the previous time you have helped me by this Facebook group!

4 years ago

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Marcos **********

Tod *********

your 90 day report will be due 89 days after you applied for the year extension. SO what ever date that was count off 89 days :)

4 years ago

Tod *********

and when you went and applied for the year extension OR went back and got the year extension inked into your passport they didn't put a paper in showing when your first 90 day report would be due like this?

4 years ago

Marcos **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Tod ********

Thank you very much for your answer. Last time I received that paper was in my last extension of my former ED visa. Then, I went to do the report to CW but, due to covid-19, I was told I dont have to do it and they sent me back home; my visa expired that same week and I passed to be under amnesty. On july I updated my TM30 and took the chance to try with the 90 days report, and I was told I cannot do it because i was under amnesty and didn't have valid visa. Then, I got 60 days extension based on visiting family, they didn't give me that paper you show (I imagine because I was allowed to be only 60 days since that moment). Finally, this week I was granted with an extension of one year, based on marriage with thai woman (sorry for using not accurate terms) and, due to I didn't receive that paper, I asked what can I do at immigration and then here.

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