90 day Notification

This post is just for information:

I tried to do my 90 day notification online twice, TM 47 notification of 90 days overstay, but got rejected because I was supposed to go there the first time in person Immigration division 1 @ chaeng Watthana. I took bts, transfer wat pra si matthat to pink line platform 2 towards civic center off at government complex.

**make an appointment in advance (3 weeks)

Because I had to wait over three hours without an appointment.

The process took only about two minutes and they issued a receipt (see pic). Just be careful to do it in time because you could get a fine of 2 to 5000 baht.

I really hope it works next time online so I don’t have to come back just for this.

It would be much much nicer if you didn’t have to go in person the first time but if you do, please make an appointment three weeks in advance because sometimes the appointments aren’t available & you could be there for three hours or more. Also, there aren’t enough seats & bring your own pen because they won’t let you borrow a pen to write the form. I have a Thai marriage visa and still have to do this. 

My toddler over stayed his tourist visa due to appointments not being available at immigration for extensions.

Is it 500 baht a day for every day over for children?

And could any possible fee’s be waived due to appointments not being availablewith immigration?

Thanks

My last 90 report was 24.6.24 but todays Month was 14.9.24

So the agent told me this my problem pay fine 1300thb/5000thb

I kind of dislike this agent fees games

BTW non-ed not smooth and manipulative game .

Hi, looking for advice here. I have a 60 day tourist visa from the UK Thai Embassy, I landed 6th of September. My Airline have since sent me a text and email to tell me my return flight has been cancelled and changed it to 2 days later than the original which was a stay of 60 days but now I will be 2 days over the 60 day visa limit. I have kept the original return flight ticket and have the email and ticket confirming the cancellation and new dates of the return flight will that be sufficient on exit or will I still get an overstay fine. I know it is only 500 baht per day but this was the Airline who cancelled my return flight that was within the time limit. TIA

Work Permit/Extension OF Stay:

So when I leave the country without a re entry permit, my extension of stay in automtically cancelled, right?

My school will cancel my work permit/extension of stay hopefully the day I leave or the day after.

Say I booked a return flight into Thailand on the same day and tried to enter on a Visa Exempt but my school hadn't cancelled my work permit yet......

I wouldn't have a problem, right?

The problem only occurs if you are trying to get a new work permit but my school would cancel the work permit the next day anyway

Apologies if this has been asked before: I arrive on the 15th and leave on the 15th 2 months later. I guess that means I am 1-3 days over the 60 day limit for the new free visa. What are my options? (I will be mostly in Chiang Mai area and cannot change my flights). Thanks again

Hello expats. I could use a bit of insight I guess? I am trying to figure out why immigration charged my gf so much for an overstay. The law states $500 baht per day. The last day on her visa was 1 July, she crossed the border on 31 July.

By my count 15k baht, but they clearly wrote her fine was $18,500. Why the extra $3,500?

Heyy guys. Question relating to 90 days report. What is the fine for late report ? What I know it’s 2000 baht but I was told it is 500 baht per day too. If any information, please let me know. Thanks in advance

Hi guys. can we extend our visa immediately once we arrive? We only have extra 3 days we need to extend for (staying for 33 days in total) thank you!

Hi all! I just realized I made the visa faux pas of booking my flight out of Thailand for 1 day after my visa expires. I found superb post on overstaying in this group by Tod Daniels (THANK YOU, TOD!) that says I should be fine since I'm flying out and will overstay for less than 24 hour. BUT that post was written in 2019. Is the guidance still the same (copied below)?

From Tod in 2019: As a rule people on a single days overstay who are flying out will have the 500 baht fine waived and only get a small stamp next to their departure stamp saying "overstay under 24 hours fine waived", however exiting by a land crossing on any overstay always gets the fine.

At this time having an overstay stamp in your passport is NOT a negative thing as far as re-entering the country or getting a visa to thailand at any thai consulate OTHER than Penang which will not issue a tourist visa to people with an overstay stamp in their passport.

Thank you in advance!! 🙏