Thread: 90 Day Reporting

Originally Posted by Dirty Dog

I think I shall send my galfriend down the immigration office rather than send her all the way to Poland, although it would give me a few days break

i thought you had abandoned this forum.
bugger off if you have nothging useful to say.

Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

bugger off if you have nothging useful to say.

Take your own advice!!!!!!

I was 4 months over on my 90 day - but not my visa and they never even blinked at the airport.

Too much hassle for them as its plainly ( or is that planely ) obvious that you are leaving the country.

Originally Posted by poolcleaner

On the second floor you will find the 90 day reporting office. I've been inside so I know it exists!

It hasnt been on the 2nd or 3rd floor for at least 6 months. Its right on the ground floor next to the visa extension window. Go to the information counter and they will give you the form to fill out plus a window number and queue number. Should take about 10 to 15 minutes.

Originally Posted by aging one

Originally Posted by poolcleaner

On the second floor you will find the 90 day reporting office. I've been inside so I know it exists!

It hasnt been on the 2nd or 3rd floor for at least 6 months. Its right on the ground floor next to the visa extension window. Go to the information counter and they will give you the form to fill out plus a window number and queue number. Should take about 10 to 15 minutes.

I'll type this slowly so y'all can unnerstand easier.

The 90 day office is on the second floor, room 206 I believe.

I was in it 2 weeks ago!

Originally Posted by aging one

Well I was there April 28 and it was downstairs. What the hell it moved from the 3rd to the first and now perhaps its gone back to the 2nd.

I am talking about the 90 day TM card reporting on soi suan plu here in BKK.

It says report to window 3 as well.

See kiddies, this is what extended substance abuse can do to you. Be warned.

Office AO, office not the counter!!!!!!

Originally Posted by poolcleaner

See kiddies, this is what extended substance abuse can do to you. Be warned. Office AO, office not the counter!!!!!!

Still as warm and cordial as ever eh?

Two questions. One why do you have to go to an office? And unless you are on a yearly visa you dont have to report do you as you are leaving the country every 3 months?

Originally Posted by aging one

Originally Posted by poolcleaner

See kiddies, this is what extended substance abuse can do to you. Be warned. Office AO, office not the counter!!!!!!

Still as warm and cordial as ever eh?

Two questions. One why do you have to go to an office? And unless you are on a yearly visa you dont have to report do you as you are leaving the country every 3 months?

I had an issue with being charged 2,000 baht simply because I (or my boss in fact) wasn't informed of the need to report when renewing my visa.
I was sent upstairs.
To the office as it turns out.

And then they told you that it's your responsibility and not theirs to keep track of your 90 day reporting ?
Maybe the advises given here before was not that bad after all..

Thank you.

Originally Posted by aging one

Two questions. One why do you have to go to an office? And unless you are on a yearly visa you dont have to report do you as you are leaving the country every 3 months?

I dont know if I have misunderstood this question, but you have to report every ninety days if you have a non imm B and a WP, but if you only have an non imm B, you have to leave the country every three months and RDN, what kind of visa did you have that the woman tried to give you a three month stamp.

If it was a non imm B, she was correct.

Lily, it is simpler than that, don't involve visas or WP's.
If you ever stay in the country for a longer period than 90 days, you have to report your address.
Reporting it, or reentring Thailand resets the day counter to zero.

Originally Posted by poolcleaner

I had an issue with being charged 2,000 baht simply because I (or my boss in fact) wasn't informed of the need to report when renewing my visa.
I was sent upstairs.
To the office as it turns out.

I think I understand now! You were sent to the "bad boys" room! I think that's where I had to go several years ago when I did my very first report - and was late. Had to pay 2,000 baht and got a stamp in my passport. Not a pretty sight.

Originally Posted by RDN

Originally Posted by poolcleaner

I had an issue with being charged 2,000 baht simply because I (or my boss in fact) wasn't informed of the need to report when renewing my visa.
I was sent upstairs.
To the office as it turns out.

I think I understand now! You were sent to the "bad boys" room! I think that's where I had to go several years ago when I did my very first report - and was late. Had to pay 2,000 baht and got a stamp in my passport. Not a pretty sight.

No, I paid at the counter but my requests to see someone in charge had me sent upstairs.

I kept my cool, as one should do in Thailand, and when I saw I had no exit I happily paid my 2,000 bs. Didn't even mutter between clenched teeth.
It helped that my bossed agrred to reimbuse me though.

If you overstay a 90 day visa are you supposed to report ?

Originally Posted by RandomChances

If you overstay a 90 day visa are you supposed to report ?