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Why was my 90-day report rejected after a Non-B visa extension?

90-day reporting Non-B visa visa extension Thai immigration rules online visa reporting

Nov 17, 2021

3 years ago

Ben ***********

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Hi, sorry annoying post about 90days report again, just did it on my phone like the past few times and it has been rejected this time (not approved) i got my two years extension last month based on Non B, is there any relation to my visa extension maybe?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user reports their online 90-day report was rejected after receiving a two-year extension based on a Non-B visa and inquires if there's any relation between the two. Community members suggest visiting the immigration office for clarification, as some users have faced issues with online reporting after an extension, while others recommend checking the reporting date on the extension approval notice.

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Robert *******

Some Immigration Officers are nice and sync your 90 days reports with your Extension of Stay. Check the piece of paper in your passport with your next report date.

3 years ago

Bruce *****

No system is down try web browser and if no success then do in person

3 years ago

Ellie *******

Not 100%, but some people got failed to submit a 90days report online after their yearly extension. You can try again during your online reporting window. Maybe you need to go to the immigration office and check.

3 years ago

Wannikea *********

Typically one report in person after new extension, then the following reports can be done online.

3 years ago

Diana *****************

Same here but been mailing it too lazy to go to Chaengwattana

3 years ago

Bobby ********

Diana Kim Sangkharat. I'm a big supporter of the mail-in. A five minute stroll to my closest post office, copying & EMS postage around 80 baht. Against the hike out to CW and writing off the whole day. It's a no-brainer, but as Benjamin has said, it's only for Bangkok.

3 years ago

Ellie *******

And if you are in the window of online reporting, it means you are more likely too late to report by postal mail even if your immigration office allows.

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Diana ****************

Sadly, no all immigration offices allow the 90 day reports to be mailed in

3 years ago

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Benjamin ******

If it is rejected and tells you to go to the immigration office, then the only thing you can do is go to the immigration office.

3 years ago

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Benjamin ******

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