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20210308 90-day reporting online and other online services still not working.

In fact, lately Thaivisa site has been problematic reporting host error at times. It took a number of attempts to submit this post.

20210307 90-day reporting online and other online services still not working.

20210303 90-day reporting and other online services still not working.

20210302 90-day reporting and other online services are still not working.

5 hours ago, CChris said:

Hello, I have applied for the 90 days online and got an email from Inmigration on the 17th Feb that my notification of the 90 days is approved. But I forgotten to print out on that day. And now I can’t even log in to print out. 
 

what can I do? Should I just ignore to print out since I have an email from the immigration that it is approved? 
 

Thanks

Print the email and hold it until the website dysfunction is fixed.

20210301 90-day reporting online and other online services are still not working.

On 2/25/2021 at 4:14 PM, ubonjoe said:

Which office?

For Bangkok it is here. https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666

Bangkok is correct. Thanks.

2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Which office?

For Bangkok it is here. https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666

Bangkok is correct. Thanks.

202210225 The 90-day reporting still not working.

What is the address  for reporting by mail?

202210225 The 90-day reporting still not working.

The ThaiVisa apologists for the IB have a big job ahead of them.

202210225 The 90-day reporting still not working.

The ThaiVisa apologists for the IB have a big job ahead of them.

90-day online reporting still not working 20220222 09:30 AM.

3 minutes ago, dave s said:

Your connection is not private

 

Attackers might be trying to steal your information from
extranet.immigration.go.th (for example, passwords, messages, or
credit cards).

 

NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID

 

This server could not prove that it is extranet.immigration.go.th;
its security certificate expired in the last day. This may be caused
by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection.
Your computer's clock is currently set to Sunday, February 21, 2021.
Does that look right? If not, you should correct your system's clock
and then refresh this page.
 

It still does not progress further if you bypass safety warnings and proceed to site.

On 2/18/2021 at 4:17 PM, ubonjoe said:

Did you read the 2 posts before yours?

It is temporary and may be working tomorrow. Try again tomorrow.

You can do the online report up to the day your report is due.

It is still not working 2 days later.

If there was any positive news the web site should have an announcement on the web site. It means they have no idea if and when it will be fixed.

Evidently the IB don't understand the principle of 'if it aint broke, don't fix it'.

The IB 90-day online reporting is still defective today 20210220.

The IB is a disgrace to Thailand.

None of the online services are working today 20210219.

My personal experience in the last 2 years is that 90 day online reporting doesn't work more often than it works.

IB get away with incompetence because most people don't complain.

Furthermore, the documentation requirements for reporting by mail are nonsense. If these documents are not required to be submitted for online reporting, why should they be required for reporting by mail.

IB fills giant warehouses with hundreds of multiples of document copies it does not require and which nobody ever looks at.

On 2/17/2021 at 12:44 PM, MikeWill said:

I was unable to submit my online report, so today I went to Chaengwattana. To my big surprise, they do not do 90-day reports there any longer. They send me to Muang Thong Thani - this is where they do 90-day reporting now.  It took me more than one hour to wait there. I tried to complain to the officer that I wasn't able to submit my application online. The reply was simple: "computer problem" - no more no less. 

The IB website still lists the Chaengwattana office for 90 day reporting.

This confusion about where to report is a serious concern.

On 2/17/2021 at 12:44 PM, MikeWill said:

I was unable to submit my online report, so today I went to Chaengwattana. To my big surprise, they do not do 90-day reports there any longer. They send me to Muang Thong Thani - this is where they do 90-day reporting now.  It took me more than one hour to wait there. I tried to complain to the officer that I wasn't able to submit my application online. The reply was simple: "computer problem" - no more no less. 

Where is the Muang Thong Thani immigration office?

What about reporting by mail? Where is the sending address for reporting by mail.

IB is a total circus.

The website still lists Chaengwattana as the office for 90 day reporting and is also the address for 90 day reporting by mail.

https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666

Today the website is reporting failure of web server bridge.

"Failure of Web Server bridge:

No backend server available for connection: timed out after 10 seconds or idempotent set to OFF or method not idempotent."

The Immigration Bureau has turned 90 day reporting into a nightmare with frequent defective operation of its sites.

IB now has a new web site design and it appears to be defective. They can never get it right first time or any other time.

22 hours ago, chasboyuk said:

I know but this is meant to be local transport, encourage the public to use instead of the car.
Trains in the UK are shockingly expensive especially for the lack of service u get. 

I worked in London in 1978 and it cost me per day the same as it had cost me per week in Australia to travel by train for similar distances for my daily commute to work. I chose to drive after a week of London train travel because driving was cheaper and often faster except for evening traffic jams.

Nothing in the UK was cheap, even in 1978, especially public transport.

Conversely public transport was considerably cheaper in France. In 2012 one could travel from Nice, to or through Monaco, to Menton in Italy for 1 Euro one way.

The borrower evidently values the money more highly than the lender in this case.

If she has made no attempt to keep you informed about the schedule for the return of the money by instalments she evidently does not intend to return it.

What's more, she may also have borrowed money from others, and she may indeed have borrowed for onlending to others who don't intend to pay her back.

She may already be paying back others by instalments and has no free money to dedicate to returning the loan to the OP.

The intent is clear. The money has changed ownership.

It's trivial. Its only about 1.3 million Baht each.

I bet the top police have much more than that, maybe even beyond 10 million baht each.

13 hours ago, Tanoshi said:

I assume you have visited Immigration to transfer your stamps and notified them of your new Passport number?

Of course I did. I have reported twice online since failing the first time after extension on new passport.

I was angry and had an angry confrontation at CW because they lied to me about fixing the 90 day reporting online problem. The first time it failed on the new passport they told me it would be fixed for next report. It wasn't fixed.

90-day reporting online still not working for me after ten days of trying 20201224.

Able to view past reports on old expired passport so the issue must be passport related.

90-day online reporting still not working today 20201223.

I suspect its a corrupt ploy to create business for agents and inconvenience foreigners.

There are a number of posters on Thaivisa who appear to be apologists for IB instead of criticizing the IB for unacceptable service and performance, they provide excuses for why IB processes are dysfunctional. Being an apologist doesn't do anybody any favors including the IB.

I further suggest that 90 day reporting is a totally useless requirement because the IB can determine from its computers whether a person has left the country and anybody that hasn't left is evidently staying longer than 90 days. No other country has such a requirement because it unnecessary.

In the future I am going to start reporting by mail whether or not reporting online is working or not. So IB will get 9 pages of documents every 90 days for 36 pages a year. Let them drown in paper and rent more warehouses to store the paper documents.