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Will I be fined for submitting my 90-day report late due to immigration office emergencies?
Mar 31, 2025
a year ago
Nan *****************
ORIGINAL POSTERHello all,
I was wondering about 90 days report.
Here are my situtaion, I was reporting through website as usually but didnโt get any answer about the result after 14 days. So I decided to go to immigration but unfortunately earthquake happened. Today has passed the due date of 90 days report but I saw the news that Cheangwattana Building is having an accident occured again today. In this case, the immigration will cause a fine for 90 days report late or not ?
Hope every one stay safe !
I was wondering about 90 days report.
Here are my situtaion, I was reporting through website as usually but didnโt get any answer about the result after 14 days. So I decided to go to immigration but unfortunately earthquake happened. Today has passed the due date of 90 days report but I saw the news that Cheangwattana Building is having an accident occured again today. In this case, the immigration will cause a fine for 90 days report late or not ?
Hope every one stay safe !
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about the consequences of late 90-day reporting due to a natural disaster affecting the immigration office. Comments suggest that there is a 7-day grace period for the report, and experiences vary regarding fines, implying that it might depend on the discretion of the immigration officers.
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David *******
May i ask about the entry visa, as i am arriving on the 3rd of May. Thank you Nan Aye Myint Kya. ๐๐
Ian **********
@David ******
The 60-day visa-exempt entry is still in placeDavid *******
@Ian *********
Apparently the new digital entry visa, starts at the beginning of May.Ian **********
@David ******
It's the digital equivalent to the old TM6 landing card. It is not a visa.Lynnette *******
@David ******
it's not a visa. It's a digital entry card. You can enter with no visa but the online form is supposed to start in May.Graham ******
@Lynnette ******
The digital TM6 (arrival form) starting in May for all foreign passports is not the ETA, that is something different which has been delayed indefinitelyLynnette *******
@Graham *****
edited. Don't want to confuse people.Lynnette *******
@Graham *****
yes, I used the UK wording. So many names to remember for my old brain. ESTA, ETA, Digital card. . Lol.Reply to
Lynnette *******
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Lynnette *******
@David ******
what visa are you asking about?David *******
@Lynnette ******
There is talk of the Thai authorities asking us for a digital entry visa. Starting at the beginning of May. ๐๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ๐ฌ๐งLynnette *******
@David ******
no they aren't asking you for a visa. It's an on line entry card with your info on it. Same type of thing you need to go to USA ( ESTA), or many other countries.David *******
@Lynnette ******
So i will have to get this entry visa online then?Lynnette *******
@David ******
it's NOT a visa. It's a form with your info on it.Mia ********
@David ******
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You'll need to apply 3 days before arrival.Reply to
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Sarick **********
Due date + 7 day grace period.
Expect at least 4 hours of your waiting time, especially on Monday.
Expect at least 4 hours of your waiting time, especially on Monday.
Dany ********
you are still in time if you do it next weekโฆ and even if you go way too late then it is up to the officer / office. i didnt got fined for 6 weeks too late ๐
Carrie ******
@Dany *******
I believe it doesn't matter how late, the fee will be always be 2000 baht if I remember correctlyDany ********
@Carrie *****
IF you get fined. i didntReply to
Dany ********
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