I should have reported to immigration on 5th of October but only realised today. About a month a ago I was diagnosed with a serious,  painful Inoperable cancer. I have been abstracted and worried since then visiting the hospital frequently.  That is my only excuse for not reporting. I have never forgotten before. I am worried about being deported to UK or being held in the IDC. Anybody know my options.

That's tough news for anyone to take - sorry to read that.

 

My guess is that a letter from your Doctor stating that you have been unwell and unable to visit Immigration for an extension would resolve this issue when you go to Chaeng Wattana for a further extension. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

That's tough news for anyone to take - sorry to read that.

 

My guess is that a letter from your Doctor stating that you have been unwell and unable to visit Immigration for an extension would resolve this issue when you go to Chaeng Wattana for a further extension. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'm in Pattaya  so jomtien is my office

11 minutes ago, Nout said:

I'm in Pattaya  so jomtien is my office

Try to get a doctors notice there then

27 minutes ago, Nout said:

I should have reported to immigration on 5th of October but only realised today. About a month a ago I was diagnosed with a serious,  painful Inoperable cancer. I have been abstracted and worried since then visiting the hospital frequently.  That is my only excuse for not reporting. I have never forgotten before. I am worried about being deported to UK or being held in the IDC. Anybody know my options.

I am very sorry to hear that.I think you can get a doctors note from the hospital and show this to immigration.Sorry i can't help you more as i don't know too much.

on this Forum Sheryl is very good with the medical side of things and Ubonjoe is good with the Immigration stuff.If they don't reply ,you can always p.m them.

Stay Strong Fella ,i hope things work out.

You wrote.

7 hours ago, Nout said:

I should have reported to immigration

Do you mean 90 day reporting or applying for a extension of stay. Late 90 day reporting is not a overstay and the reports were not required until after midnight today.

If an extension you are not on an overstay today due to the amnesty. Tomorrow will be you first day of over stay.

Do you have your financials proof ready to apply for an extension. You could try and do it on Monday if you are prepared and explain and/or prove the reason you are late.

 

 

6 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You wrote.

Do you mean 90 day reporting or applying for a extension of stay. Late 90 day reporting is not a overstay and the reports were not required until after midnight today.

If an extension you are not on an overstay today due to the amnesty. Tomorrow will be you first day of over stay.

Do you have your financials proof ready to apply for an extension. You could try and do it on Monday if you are prepared and explain and/or prove the reason you are late.

 

 

Thanks. No not an extension that's next May. I forgot to report my 90 day still here at same address 

2 minutes ago, Nout said:

Thanks. No not an extension that's next May. I forgot to report my 90 day still here at same address 

Is the IO in jomtien open doday

8 minutes ago, Nout said:

No not an extension that's next May. I forgot to report my 90 day still here at same address 

Go in Monday and do your report and you should not be fined 2000 baht for late reporting since technically you are on the allowed 7 days after the report date due to them not being required util tomorrow.

I was supposed to report 5 oct, which would be 90 days since my last 90 report 

3 minutes ago, Nout said:

Is the IO in jomtien open doday

I don't think they are open and if the were it would only be for short stay extensions.

2 minutes ago, Nout said:

I was supposed to report 5 oct, which would be 90 days since my last 90 report 

You were not required to do the 90 day report on the 5th since they are not required under the amnesty.

3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Go into Monday and do your report and you should not be fined 2000 baht for late reporting since technically you are on the allowed 7 days after the report date due to them not being required util tomorrow.

The fine is not the big worry it the immigration  prison and the confiscation  of my drugs.

3 minutes ago, Nout said:

The fine is not the big worry it the immigration  prison and the confiscation  of my drugs.

Being late for your 90 day report is NOT an overstay and usually is dealt with a 2000 baht fine and no other retribution.

Relax and deal with it Monday.

8 minutes ago, Nout said:

The fine is not the big worry it the immigration  prison and the confiscation  of my drugs.

You need to stop confusing a overstay with late 90 day reporting.

Late reporting is not a big deal. Just pay the 2000 baht fine and that is it and as I said you probably will not be fined due them not being required until after midnight today.

4 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

You need to stop confusing a overstay with late 90 day reporting.

Late reporting is not a big deal. Just pay the 2000 baht fine and that is it and as I said you probably will not be fined due them not being required until after midnight today.

Thank you. I am a bit confused. This is a result of my illness and the treatment received. 

I am therefore 25 or 1 day late for 90 day reporting

As others have explained, the worst that can happen is a 2,000 baht fine. 

 

Failure to file 90 day report is nto the same as overstay.

 

regarding your medical condition I hope you are under the care of a pain/palliative care specialist. If not, I do nto know of any in Pattaya but there is a good team at Bangkok Hospital in Bangkok and they should be able to arrange after care/med refills etc at BPH

 

https://www.bangkokhospital.com/doctor/dr-laksamee-chanvej

 

 

56 minutes ago, Nout said:

Thank you. I am a bit confused. This is a result of my illness and the treatment received. 

I am therefore 25 or 1 day late for 90 day reporting

One day tomorrow and 2 on Monday.

You are worrying over nothing.

The very worst is a 2,000 Baht fine.

probably won't even be that.

From personal experience:

If you have the funds, go to AGTB (A Great Thai Visa) or Best Friends Visa Service, explain your predicament. With passport and all hospital records in hand, they may be able to help you. The key is to alert Immigration BEFORE they find you. It will cost approximately 4,000-5,000thb for their service, but take my word for it, its worth the money to have the pros do the work and it removes so much stress on you. 

A friend last year got all messed up in proving his income and Immigration not only refused to extend his visa, they told him he had 7 days to leave Thailand. Same day he went to Best Friends. BF took his passport and what documentation he had, talked to Immigration and within 48 hrs he had his visa extension. He told BF they had a customer for life, after that experience. 

Key points, Dont wait, dont make them find you, AND pay the pros. to do the talking for you at Immigration.

5 hours ago, Sheryl said:

As others have explained, the worst that can happen is a 2,000 baht fine. 

 

Failure to file 90 day report is nto the same as overstay.

 

regarding your medical condition I hope you are under the care of a pain/palliative care specialist. If not, I do nto know of any in Pattaya but there is a good team at Bangkok Hospital in Bangkok and they should be able to arrange after care/med refills etc at BPH

 

https://www.bangkokhospital.com/doctor/dr-laksamee-chanvej

 

 

They are being suspiciously generous with the morphine and lyirica from which I conclude I do not have long to live.

The results fom the last test are coming in on Tuesday to see if its operable.

I would like a second opinion because..concluded  in pm

4 hours ago, fishtank said:

You are worrying over nothing.

The very worst is a 2,000 Baht fine.

probably won't even be that.

Thanks for your assurance. As I live alone its all been a bit overwhelming

23 minutes ago, featography said:

From personal experience:

If you have the funds, go to AGTB (A Great Thai Visa) or Best Friends Visa Service, explain your predicament. With passport and all hospital records in hand, they may be able to help you. The key is to alert Immigration BEFORE they find you. It will cost approximately 4,000-5,000thb for their service, but take my word for it, its worth the money to have the pros do the work and it removes so much stress on you. 

A friend last year got all messed up in proving his income and Immigration not only refused to extend his visa, they told him he had 7 days to leave Thailand. Same day he went to Best Friends. BF took his passport and what documentation he had, talked to Immigration and within 48 hrs he had his visa extension. He told BF they had a customer for life, after that experience. 

Key points, Dont wait, dont make them find you, AND pay the pros. to do the talking for you at Immigration.

Excellent advice. However   My visa finishes in April 2021. I am late for my 90 day reporting. Where is the agency located?

Like Joe said, go in get your number go to window 4, and do what I do act stupid that usually gets you a pass if not like he said 2000 baht.

 

Years ago I forgot I had Doctor note hospital bill just didn't look at it told me 2000 baht 10 minutes later out the door.

17 hours ago, Nout said:

Excellent advice. However   My visa finishes in April 2021. I am late for my 90 day reporting. Where is the agency located?

 

No, that advice is not for your case, you are not on overstay, you are only late with 90-day reporting, no big deal at all... Please listen what UbonJoe and others said.

20 hours ago, featography said:

 

A friend last year got all messed up in proving his income and Immigration not only refused to extend his visa, they told him he had 7 days to leave Thailand. Same day he went to Best Friends. BF took his passport and what documentation he had, talked to Immigration and within 48 hrs he had his visa extension. He told BF they had a customer for life, after that experience. 

Did they actually manage to obtain a full year's extension for your pal - as distinct from one of up to 90 days for medical reasons under para 2.25 of Police Order 138/2557?

 

21 hours ago, featography said:

From personal experience:

If you have the funds, go to AGTB (A Great Thai Visa) or Best Friends Visa Service, explain your predicament. With passport and all hospital records in hand, they may be able to help you. The key is to alert Immigration BEFORE they find you. It will cost approximately 4,000-5,000thb for their service, but take my word for it, its worth the money to have the pros do the work and it removes so much stress on you. 

A friend last year got all messed up in proving his income and Immigration not only refused to extend his visa, they told him he had 7 days to leave Thailand. Same day he went to Best Friends. BF took his passport and what documentation he had, talked to Immigration and within 48 hrs he had his visa extension. He told BF they had a customer for life, after that experience. 

Key points, Dont wait, dont make them find you, AND pay the pros. to do the talking for you at Immigration.

Worst advice ever posted on Thaivisa.

21 hours ago, featography said:

From personal experience:

If you have the funds, go to AGTB (A Great Thai Visa) or Best Friends Visa Service, explain your predicament. With passport and all hospital records in hand, they may be able to help you. The key is to alert Immigration BEFORE they find you. It will cost approximately 4,000-5,000thb for their service, but take my word for it, its worth the money to have the pros do the work and it removes so much stress on you. 

A friend last year got all messed up in proving his income and Immigration not only refused to extend his visa, they told him he had 7 days to leave Thailand. Same day he went to Best Friends. BF took his passport and what documentation he had, talked to Immigration and within 48 hrs he had his visa extension. He told BF they had a customer for life, after that experience. 

Key points, Dont wait, dont make them find you, AND pay the pros. to do the talking for you at Immigration.

 

Did you even read the post?

 

OP has zero problems in this case. He is just (overly) worried since he is 2 days overdue with his 90-days report.

On 10/31/2020 at 2:59 AM, Nout said:

I should have reported to immigration on 5th of October but only realised today. About a month a ago I was diagnosed with a serious,  painful Inoperable cancer. I have been abstracted and worried since then visiting the hospital frequently.  That is my only excuse for not reporting. I have never forgotten before. I am worried about being deported to UK or being held in the IDC. Anybody know my options.

If i had a newly diagnosed cancer, the last place i would want to stay is Thailand  unless i were a millionaire.

12 minutes ago, Huckenfell said:

If i had a newly diagnosed cancer, the last place i would want to stay is Thailand  unless i were a millionaire.

It's a decent enough place to die.

There's no law stating you have to spend all your money and the rest of your life trying for a cure, while the doctors slowly torture you to an agonising death.

Edited November 2, 20205 yr by BritManToo