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Will I face any issues applying for a re-entry permit if my 90-day report is overdue when leaving Thailand?

Re-entry Permit 90-Day Reporting Thai Immigration Visa Requirements Overdue Reports

Dec 18, 2022

3 years ago

Lynn *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

If I apply for a re-entry permit at the airport before I leave, will they ask for a 90 day report receipt? (90 day report will be overdue when leaving) AKA, if I’m leaving and coming back and my 90 day report is overdue, will I have trouble getting a multiple re-entry permit?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

You can apply for a re-entry permit at the airport before leaving Thailand without having your 90-day report checked. Upon your return, the 90-day reporting period will restart, but you will need to report in person and may incur a fine for the overdue report.

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James ********

Simple answer... NO

WHEN you depart Thailand, or buy a re-entry permit at the Airport,

Thai Immigration does not check to see if you have made your 90 day report.

When you return the 90 days will start anew...but when you need to report your new 90 day report, expect to be required to do it in person and with a 2,000 Thai baht fine for not making your prior 90 day report timely.

3 years ago

Ryan ********

@James *******

best to do it by mail or online then

3 years ago

James ********

@Ryan *******

one can try... But as he has missed his scheduled 90 day report... Likely to be DENIED... but can try.

3 years ago

Ryan ********

@James *******

if he is denied due to owing the fine then best to forget about it until the next extension so at least he will have the bonus of not having to bother reporting until then.

3 years ago

James ********

@Ryan *******

Yes... CORRECT

3 years ago

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