JaydenL

Generally 2 - 3 working days, but once I waited about 5. Also, in case others are wondering, I was told that these errors of "invalid address" and "missing room number" were not the actual reasons. I filled out my application like a week ago before the reporting date, so it was already not doable online, that's why I kept getting rejected, that's what the immigration officer told me. Yes, I did not get fined, it's a 1-week grace period.

Thanks, going there now then, can't wait till monday, as it might be considered late. Thanks all, that's it.

Thanks Jack, A few quick questions. 1. Do fines appear online? How can I be aware that I am fined without going to an immigration office? 2. Are late applications (1 day late) online even considered? They accepted my additional application, but I am not sure if there's any validity to it now? 3. In Bangkok, is it CW office to do 90 day reports now? Thanks!

Hey there, I did two 90 days reports online previously, they all got accepted. Okay, now I was doing my last one, entering exactly same details. First, I was denied for a reason "invalid address". Okay, then I literally copied and pasted the address from Google, and now they denied me stating "no room number", in addition, this second rejection resulted in me being 1 day late for my report. I did a new report including my room number, and hopefully it goes through, but am I responsible for paying a fine now? I read that there is a 7-day grace period (in person?)? I am not sure if there's any leniency if I was deliberately attempting to do 90 days online, and I kept getting rejected literally entering the same details for which I was previously approved, and if that's a reason to get the fine lifted. If this application gets approved within the 7-day grace period, how can I know if I am responsible of paying a fine? Do fines appear online? Thanks.

Ah, got it, thanks for letting me know, then it's all perfect. ????

I think it won't affect the extension, 45 + 30, I assume, but there will be no certain answer by any forum user until the final decision by the cabinet. Just wait for the final statement in the royal gazette, I guess? I too hope it rolls out soon.

Just sharing my experience. I've been here since 2020 January, and honestly I wasn't thinking I could apply for this 24th's extension, since my last one was done in July. Although 4 weeks left, I went to the immigration office and they granted me another extension, even though it's still 4 weeks left. Although they for the first time asked me to show an onward ticket that I just bought from a reservation website on the spot. Never before they asked me anything, to be honest, like those horror stories, why are you here, etc. ^^ Hope anyone who tries to use it gets the same success! Stamped till the middle of November.

First time during my 3-year's stay of extensions I was asked to show a flight ticket to get an extension, and luckily yesterday I found someone's post regarding Onwardflight.com that I successfully used, however, I paid $16 for a "direct flight", although that exact flight cost $5 now at a discount on the main company's webpage. ???? Anyway, was just happy to get my final extension. ???? And yes, it's a perfectly legit flight reservation.

It states 30 - 45 days, just as I assumed.

I remember clearly that at some point it was 30 - 45 days (depending on your immigration office) as the earliest time after the previous extension, but afterwards due to high rise of CoViD-19 infections, they didn't want offices to be overcrowded, so they allowed you to come like a few days prior, then 2 weeks, not sure how it is now, but hopefully it's back to the original 30 days at least.

Are there any reports from Chaengwattana immigration? I'm not sure if they're issuing extensions earlier than 2 weeks prior. Would appreciate any information!

Hi there! Yes, actually my country is still providing those letters for me (perhaps because there is not a high volume of the people of my nationality here). ???? Sorry to ping you, just wanted to give you an idea that there are some embassies that are still issuing those letters, just not the ones corresponding to the top countries.