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90 Day reporting online perseverance

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Using the new 90 day reporting website, I applied on the 21st.Feb. and got my application rejected on the 22nd.

I then re-applied on the 22nd. but this time added my hotel room number to my application. This also was rejected on the 24th.

I then re-applied on the 24th. without making any further changes to my application and this was accepted on the 25th. as being approved.

So it looks like perseverance is the key, or third time lucky.

1 hour ago, kidneyw said:

So it looks like perseverance is the key, or third time lucky.

Perhaps you were outside of the 2 week window at first attempts.

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25 minutes ago, tonray said:

Perhaps you were outside of the 2 week window at first attempts.

No, 2nd. March was the reporting date, so nine days.

I did two reports on line and got a 'summission registered' message or words to that effect. For my third report I decided to go to the immigration office only to be told that the first two online attempts  had not been recorded and was stung bt4,000 for not registering so be careful. 

Generally the website is not user friendly

 

My application was finally rejected

 

No reason given!

 

The good new is that Jomtien now a  separate and efficient system for 90 day reporting .

I will just forget this inefficient on line rubbish.

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48 minutes ago, Lazybones said:

I did two reports on line and got a 'summission registered' message or words to that effect. For my third report I decided to go to the immigration office only to be told that the first two online attempts  had not been recorded and was stung bt4,000 for not registering so be careful. 

After you received a submission registered message, you should have received an email after a couple of days telling you of their decision on your 90 day reporting.

You can also go to your status page where there is also a record of your applications.

All these you can print out if you require "proof."

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19 minutes ago, Delight said:

My application was finally rejected

 

No reason given!

 

For me it was the same, but just sent back the exact same information on my third as I did on my second.

Maybe they could add this to the FAQ and instructions.

 

"Please try three times."

 

 

19 hours ago, kidneyw said:

Using the new 90 day reporting website

Your reporting office?

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19 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

Your reporting office?

Muang Thong Thani.

I have been reporting there in person for two years, as the old web site did not work for me.

So this is a good result for me.

Thanks for the report. I was rejected twice (MTT), so I didn't bother trying a third time - looks like I should have!

OP 

 

glad you made this post. I live in hotels in Bangkok I was rejected online 5 days in a row with no reason given. I mailed it to CW and got receipt back in one month no problem. If anyone figures out the rejection issue fix please advise. Living in hotels should not matter but who knows. 

I never use online reporting, I think if they see you face to face over several years it is the best way, never see you in person is asking for trouble. JMHO

Can you be so kind and put the link for online reporting?

Thanks

Kim

50 minutes ago, Expat68 said:

I never use online reporting, I think if they see you face to face over several years it is the best way, never see you in person is asking for trouble. JMHO

This might work in most offices. Not so much in Bangkok. 90-Reports done at MTT, Extensions done at CW.

 

And, this might surprise you, some can report via Thai Post.

 

 

 

 

So this morning, I decide to try the new online system to do my 90 day report.......

Your connection is not private

NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID
Dear me, can't they keep on top of things!

Bit Defender throwing up a warning for me.

 

Did their certificate expire?

 

Maybe they could set up a GoFundMe page where we can donate?


Suspicious page blocked for your protection
https://tm47.immigration.go.th/

Your connection to this web page is not safe due to an expired security certificate.
Web pages must renew their certificates to stay current, and outdated security certificates represent a risk for your data.

24 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

Did their certificate expire?

That was a frequent event with the old system.... reactive not proactive!

Maybe they only paid for 90 days! And declined auto-billing?

 

 

33 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

So this morning, I decide to try the new online system to do my 90 day report.......

Your connection is not private

NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID
Dear me, can't they keep on top of things!

There certificate expired yesterday.

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It is not the first time immigration let a certificate expire.

You can go on the site if you want to.

 

31 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You can go on the site if you want to.

Yes, perseverance is the message.

 

 

 

 

12 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

Maybe they only paid for 90 days! And declined auto-billing?

 

 

It's not a question of money. The certificate provider/issuer is R3, Let's Encrypt, which is a non-profit certificate authority run by Internet Security Research Group (ISRG) that provides X.509 certificates for Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption at no charge. The certificates are only valid for 90 days. It is possible for the certificates to be renewed automatically, by either a cron job (Linux) or a scheduled task (Windows), depending on the architecture of the server. It looks like Thai Immigration chose to renew the certificates manually, rather than use an automated task. One can only speculate why.

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