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1 hour ago, walailak said:

The system worked fine for me yesterday. Applied at 1.30pm, and just checked 4pm was approved! Printed official receipt out stapled it in my passport, all good until 20th March 2019. 

This was my 6th successful 90 days report online, never had any issues. 

 

 

 

Could I just ask how many days from the expiry of your previous report is 20th March?

Surin Immigration office in Kab Cheong (who are not normally at the forefront of new policy) have allowed renewal of your extension of stay up to 45 days before expiry of the current one for about three years now.

19 hours ago, Sheryl said:

I was able to complete report online easily but after 2 days it still shows as "pending".....

Sent from my SM-J701F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
 

It appears to depend upon which Immigration Office handles your extensions. Some offices just don't do it.

It started working for me only this year. I have successfully now completed two on-line reports. It saves me a two hour drive (there and back) and obviously the cost of diesel. My only observation is that the report has become every ≈80 days as the 90 day count down starts at the date the report is approved not at the date that the last one "expired". Not that that is a big sweat.

On 10/23/2018 at 12:06 AM, ozbanglamung said:

For example if your check-in date is the 24th of December, you can check in anytime between the 4th and the 18th of December. After the 18th of December your would need to go to the Domo to checkin.

I don't think that that is correct. If your check-in date is 24th December then you may submit your report between 9th and 16th December, i.e. no more that 15 days prior and no less than 8 days prior. That's my take on it anyway.

The British embassy in Thailand have confirmed that after providing income verification letters to expats for more than 20 years, they are not verification experts and have decided to cease this practice.

Surin Immigration - Welcome to the 21st Century!

Sorry, she has now been more specific - apparently it's my email address that's the problem - it's never been a problem before (cscoms.com). I'll try another address.

[OK, sorry to bother you - my gmail address appears to work].

12 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Just tried it and it is working. https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do

I'm only going by what my wife tells me:

Having heard from a colleague who successfully reported on-line to Surin Immigration recently, I had another go today. Just my luck - the site is down!

On 7/13/2018 at 2:10 PM, MJCM said:

Reporting Office: Buriram

 

I have done my 90 day reporting online today for the 1st time @10:29 and @ approx 13:30 I received an email that my Notification has been approved. So really quick.

 

Due Date for the original 90 day report was 20th July !

 

 

If I remember correctly it was reported some time ago that Buriram did not conduct on-line reporting. I'm pleased to hear that they now do. I just hope that Surin office follows suit.

2 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

 

 

I received an email pitching this "90-day Reporter" app today, curious how they got my email address? My only guess is that they got it from Immigration - it's not my thaivisa email address.

 

So that's interesting. 

As did I (to my private email address which Thaivisa do have I believe). I shall not be participating.

On 5/27/2018 at 5:16 PM, wpcoe said:

This changed a couple years ago.  They still will process the application and issue the extension to the expiration date of your passport, BUT you now need to apply (and pay for) a new one-year extension for any time after the expiration date of your current passport (in your new passport, of course.)

Does the initial application reflect the length of time of the extension in a reduced fee?

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12 hours ago, bander said:

 

• Here is the description: 
• You must be a minimum of 50 years of age
• You need a passport with a minimum of
  12 months validity and 4 passport photos
• We complete all the Immigration documentation
• We can provide the funds if needed
• We deal with Immigration for you

From my experience, albeit from 8 years ago, your passport does not need 12 months validity. However, you will only be granted an extension of stay up to the date of the expiry of your passport. When you receive your new passport, you will need to visit immigration and have all your details transferred and the additional time should then be added to meet your yearly expiry date. This makes sense to me as, being a Brit, we can only apply for a new passport up to 9 months prior to expiry.

On 5/20/2018 at 7:00 AM, ubonjoe said:

From reports I have seen they do not accept online or mailed in reports. They insist that you report in person.

Just for information, I visited Surin Immigration last week and:

Applied for my new extension of stay 43 days prior to the expiration of last year's extension. The extension was granted.

Reported my address in accordance with the 90 day reporting rule 5 days after it was specifically due. My subsequent date to report is 90 days after the date that I reported.

On 5/14/2018 at 11:02 AM, outre99 said:

I'm in BKK but when submitting online i don't need to worry about which particular office i need to report. The system makes that determination and forwards the report accordingly.

The reason that I asked is that I am required to report to Surin Immigration. Yes, the system determines which office needs to process the on-line 90 day application but unfortunately Surin Immigration (and also Buriram Immigration I'm told) don't give a shit.

On 5/11/2018 at 2:31 PM, outre99 said:

Yeah,   once my report was approved the app notified me and showed a link to download the PDF from immigration with the stamp and the next report date.  just had to print it out and keep in the passport.

To which office are you required to report?

5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

If you do not get an approval you have to check with your local office about it since they are the ones that do it. 

Or in my case "don't do it"!

3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

There is no help desk that I am aware of.

 

Why am I surprised?

I like the phrase "when necessary" rather than "if necessary".

13 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Where did you find that on the online reporting site?

4 hours ago, rkidlad said:

I don't know if anyone else has done this, but I just did my 90 report using my iMac on Google Chrome. Breezed through with no problems and it now says 'Pending'. 

I have breezed through three on-line reports in the last 12 months. All three still say "PENDING".

17 hours ago, bdenner said:

Postal Report - EMS = 39 Baht

I sent my first postal request for 90 day report to Bangkok (as indicated on the website). Bangkok sent back the receipt 21 days later saying I had to mail the request to my local immigration office. I checked with Surin Immigration later and they stated that they did not accept postal reporting.

7 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

It is not a requirement but some offices, such as Bangkok, allow application up to 45 days early - some others only 30 days early.  

OK, thank you. The Surin office allowed me to extend 40 days before expiry last year so I guess they are in the former category.