Will I receive a fine for losing my 90-day report receipt in Thailand?

Non-B Visa 90-Day Reporting Re-Entry Permit Thailand Immigration Visa Regulations Expats in Thailand

Apr 1, 2019

6 years ago

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Hi all, I am currently in Thailand on a non-B visa. I completed a 90 day report last year, got a re-entry permit, left the country, then returned, and my next 90 day report is coming up. I seem to have lost the receipt I received the first time I did my report - will this get me a fine tomorrow? Im in Bangkok - so heading to Chaengwattana. Thanks in advance :)

Edit: extension of stay permitted up to the middle of July, I arrived back in Thailand on the 4th of Jan.

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The user is concerned about potentially receiving a fine for losing the receipt for their 90-day report, as they prepare for their next report in Bangkok. They also mention their visa extension status and recent return to Thailand.

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