This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
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@Pat ****
I know what the picture says, but that's not what happens in real life. It's 2000 baht from starting from day 8.
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@Mark *********
Government functions REQUIRE pedantic. That's like saying visa on arrival is the same as visa exempt, when they are not the same thing at all. Give the wrong advice and it can cause someone to spend a lot of time and effort and possibly money too on something that's not possible.
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@Damien *******
I'm replying to a comment that asked about "notify immigration within 24 hours" which is TM30. He's asking about the impact of TM30 on your 90-day report.
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@Bernd **********
All late 90 day reports are fined 2000 baht, whether they are 8 days late or 8 months late.
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@Mark *********
There are some DLT offices that will not issue licenses to tourists. So you have to be careful making blanket statements.
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@Kurt **********
you need to ask your immigration office. Each office has different policies about TM30
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14 days before, until 7 days after. That's the window for 90 day reporting.
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Did you purchase a re-entry permit before you left? If not, you already lost your permission to stay in Thailand.

If you purchased a re-entry permit, then you must be back before your next extension to apply for it.
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@Jo *********
you still have no idea what you're talking about. Local immigration offices have NOTHING to do with the online TM30. It's a national system. TM30s are not approved by anyone. It's just an entry database. You submit a new entry and that's it. It's immediately available to download and print.