You need to make a hotel booking for 90 days then. SOME consulates require lodging for the duration of the initial 90 day Non-O visa and evidently the one you're applying thru requires it

@Luit ****************

no office will say anything if you exited without a 90 day report, then came back in

You will not be caught out for failure to have filed one on a previous entry :/

Please note people I am NOT advocating that you DTV holders don't file 90 day reports.

Because the rule is if you're on a visa/extension that requires it, and you're in the country 90 continuous days you're obligated to file a report.

All I am saying is if you don't do it NOTHING HAPPENS at passport control when you stamp out of the country at an exit point. Those officers don't care if you ever filed a 90 day report or not AND nothing happens when you stamp back in to the country coming back either.

@Ivan ***********

keep in mind not every office has the "drive thru window" to skate up and file a 90 day report.

@Luit ****************

if you left the country without filing a 90 day report when you were supposed to you wouldn't have to pay the next time you went to immigrations after you came back in. They wouldn't catch it

@Ben ****

𝗶𝘁 𝗯𝘂𝘁 𝗶𝘁'𝘀 𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺

The officers at passport control when you stamp out can't see if you filed a 90 day report or not, there is no "system" they can access that shows that :(

@Ben ****

You are only fined the 2000baht failure to file a 90 day report at an immigration OFFICE (and that's only if you go there for something else and they see you didn't file one)

One last time

You are not fined for failure to do a 90 day report at passport control when you stamp out of the country at an exit point

@Ben ****

I think you're more than a bit confused,

No one <-(as not a single person EVER) was fined for failure to do a 90 day report when stamping OUT of thailand at an exit point

@Ben ****

dunno who told you that nonsense, BUT no officer at passport control will say ANYTHING to you about if you did or didn't do a 90 day report when you're stamping out OR in to thailand

That's not their job at all

While there is no gun to your head to run right to the immigration office and get the stamps transferred you certainly should do it before you leave the country OR before your next 90 day report (and file a TM30 too with the new passport number ;) )