Joe32

In Nonthaburi. It's usually pretty fast compared to what I've seen from others.

As immigration offices are closed for walk ins, the point was whether this also will be the case for online applications. As I haven't experienced this yet, because I'm always on time, I didn't know. Couldn't really find any information on this anywhere.

Same for me usually, Only this time a bit worried as the deadline falls in the weekend.

On the 8th. A bit late as this time I forgot about it by accident. But as I checked the history, it has always been approved within 2 days max.

What was the reason it got rejected, if you're ok to share? I had one time, I made a typo in my passport number and it seemed to be rejected almost instantly. Not sure if it's partly automated.

As the title says, my question is, are online 90 day checks approved during weekends? I know immigration is closed during the weekends, but will the online requests still be handled? My deadline is on the 12th, that's this Sunday, and as of now, my status is still pending somehow. It usually takes 2 days for me, never longer, but this time, right when it might become a problem if they wait longer, they actually did wait longer...

This was a good chance to use irrelephant

You might assume there's at least someone in the bank who knows every detail of this. But that person doesn't provide any details about it and leaves everyone in the dark. The other day I saw some Q/A about this case, and all I got from it were very good Q's, but all the A's came down to: Just fill it in. Without any other information provided. If there's one thing I've learned in Thailand after 10 years it's: Do I really have to do it? Yes. Is it necessary? No. Should I do it? Up to you. Will it bring me trouble? Not really, maybe yes, maybe no.

I think this is the reason you didn't receive a request to fill it in. Maybe it's just a case of whether your bank had a connection with an overseas bank or not? I need to do a good check whether I had or not. As far as I remember I haven't, other than being abroad once.

You have to remember that this is Thailand, haha. They often assume things, because I'm a foreigner. But, I do remember traveling abroad this year, and getting money from an ATM. Could this have triggered them then?

Hmm, I think after checking this topic for a while now, they've just sent this to everyone, in case it applies to you. They assume, as a foreigner, we send and receive money from abroad. They expect everyone to fill it in, so they can detect if someone is doing something illegal, but if you haven't filed it in and not doing anything illegally, it won't be a big deal as there's no money transferred across the borders. But later once you want to do this, you might run into some more paperwork, I guess.

So, this is all purely because of overseas income, right?

Yes, I do. The only reason is, I'm really not good with tax stuff. So, I don't want to fill in stuff I don't know about. Or share anything that I don't know will be shared without me knowing it.

So, they send it to everyone they think it's necessary for. But if you don't have anything connected to any other country, it won't be necessary to fill in? They won't make a big deal out of this?

The thing is....I don't have anything foreign anymore. Why am I supposed to do this all? Besides my Dutch passport, I own nothing abroad, no address, no bank accounts, nothing.