How do I find out if it did or did not work by postal service? Our problem is that we’re in Phangan and have to go to the Immi office in Samui which right now with COVID is not really recommended. They are working on an Immi office in Phangan for a while now, but we still don’t know when it might open ...

I’ve tried it exactly 15 days before, as indicated. When this didn’t work I’ve sent it off by postal mail, that’s why I’m a bit worried that it won’t work since they they “at least” 15 days before by postal service.

@Tod ********

no, I couldn’t, it told me to go to the Immi office. I’ve now sent off everything by postal service. Hope they‘ll accept it, sent it off exactly 15 days before due date ...

Checked status with passport info and it tells me data empty.

Thanks for all your good advice, will try 🤗

@Tod ********

you mean we can do online?

Benjamin Hays thanks for all your replies.

We did one 90-day reporting in person last year before leaving the country. Coming back to Thailand end year under our still valid retirement visa, we did an extension of stay in February. Now early May first 90-day reporting after renewal.

When you do it online, can you see if it works or not? Do they tell you if you have to go in person?

Thanks Tod, for the info, good to know.

I never really understood the rule of having to do the first 90-day reporting in person before you can do online. Does this apply for each year of yearly extension, meaning that you can do online only two times during a year?

@Tod ********

okay, thanks for clarifying.

Tod, I can’t see clear from the explanations if the financial conditions apply to both, husband and wife, or can the wife come as a dependant ? Thanks for your help