Online 90-day report. How long to wait for approval?

[brewsterbudgen]

9 minutes ago, steven100 said:

That's a long wait time ....  last time if I remember mine was approved in 48hrs / 2 days.

Indeed.  It had previously worked quite well for me.  Hence, this thread as I thought I might have to visit the office as the report was 14 days overdue.  Thankfully, I didn't have to!

[LikeItHot]

Speaking for Samui 2 hours usually.  Because of your post I double checked mine and as usual my Google calendar did not notify me I was supposed to report last week.  Usually the app does not accept a filing outside the acceptable window and tells me to drive in.   I'm at 7 days today and just filed online and got a receipt.  If not approved in two hours I will drive in.

[digger70]

On 4/8/2023 at 1:12 PM, DrJack54 said:

Without approval you may need to do next report in person and possible fine (unlikely) .

 

Your first mistake was making online report 2 days prior to due date.

Window for online opens 14 days prior and fall back option in person up till 6 days after due date. 

That has come and gone. 

Why would one have to report early when doing the report online .

It's not 90 day report if one does it a week or two weeks early.

This doesn't make sense (I know this is Los and anything can be make sense) 

Even if one reports early online they should renew the 90 day for the date that it is due on not the day when one reports . 

They do that with the12 month extensions ,why not with the 90 day reports.

 

[scubascuba3]

3 minutes ago, digger70 said:

Why would one have to report early when doing the report online .

It's not 90 day report if one does it a week or two weeks early.

This doesn't make sense (I know this is Los and anything can be make sense) 

Even if one reports early online they should renew the 90 day for the date that it is due on not the day when one reports . 

They do that with the12 month extensions ,why not with the 90 day reports.

 

For a lot of us its 76 day reporting, just gets it out the way, no big deal

[digger70]

1 minute ago, scubascuba3 said:

For a lot of us its 76 day reporting, just gets it out the way, no big deal

I know but it's the But it ain't 90 report . ????

[DrJack54]

2 minutes ago, digger70 said:

They do that with the12 month extensions ,why not with the 90 day reports.

The 90 starts from due date when done via mail even if posted 15 days early.

The online 90 starts on day it's lodged.

Doing it early online would mean one extra report per year.

It's a one minute exercise.

Doing early gives opportunity to do it by another option if it's down.

Mail or in person

[steven100]

90 DAY REPORT done online is an absolute blessing,  it takes about the same time as it takes to make a cup of coffee and that's it ........  then just wait a couple of days for the approval. 

Log in again after a few days to see if it's approved or pending.   It's that simple.

 

The headaches uncounted before and the ques and the waiting was like going to the circus ... but the clowns at the immigration office weren't as funny. 

[OJAS]

On 4/11/2023 at 9:02 AM, brewsterbudgen said:

Update.

 

I finally got the approval last night.

 

Submitted the online report on 28 March (due date 30 March)

Approval received on 10 April.

Out of curiosity what is the due date for your next 90-day report?

 

[brewsterbudgen]

38 minutes ago, OJAS said:

Out of curiosity what is the due date for your next 90-day report?

 

25 June 2023

[OJAS]

On 4/17/2023 at 1:35 PM, brewsterbudgen said:

25 June 2023

So 90 days after you had submitted your latest online report rather than 90 days after Rayong had seen fit to approve it, then. A poor show IMHO.

 

[DrJack54]

12 minutes ago, OJAS said:

So 90 days after you had submitted your latest online report rather than 90 days after Rayong had seen fit to approve it, then. A poor show IMHO.

 

90 day reports online always start clock from online application date and not approval date or due date. 

 

Via mail and in person clock starts from due date. 

[norbra]

On 4/11/2023 at 12:28 PM, digger70 said:

Why would one have to report early when doing the report online .

It's not 90 day report if one does it a week or two weeks early.

This doesn't make sense (I know this is Los and anything can be make sense) 

Even if one reports early online they should renew the 90 day for the date that it is due on not the day when one reports . 

They do that with the12 month extensions ,why not with the 90 day reports.

 

How early would you apply for a passport renewal ? Wait for expiry not a good idea IMO

[digger70]

5 hours ago, norbra said:

How early would you apply for a passport renewal ? Wait for expiry not a good idea IMO

What's that got to do with 90 day report? once in 10 yrs 

90 days  every 80-88 days.

[norbra]

3 minutes ago, digger70 said:

What's that got to do with 90 day report? once in 10 yrs 

90 days  every 80-88 days.

Annual permission to stay renewal Same same but different 

[LudwigK]

IF you go on holiday in Thailand your hotel will register a new address of you! At your next e-approval you get "no match" !!! And you must register new your homeaddress at IMMI! ????????????

And the Procedere goes on and on...Every holiday????

[digger70]

2 hours ago, norbra said:

Annual permission to stay renewal Same same but different 

Completely Different , not same . no comparison.

[Lemsta69]

1 hour ago, LudwigK said:

IF you go on holiday in Thailand your hotel will register a new address of you! At your next e-approval you get "no match" !!! And you must register new your homeaddress at IMMI! ????????????

And the Procedere goes on and on...Every holiday????

Not at my IO (CW)

[brewsterbudgen]

16 hours ago, Lemsta69 said:

Not at my IO (CW)

Not in Rayong either.  Thankfully!

[g00dgirl]

Entered on JUL 5, stamp until OCT 2. Currently not sure if I will fly anywhere before OCT 2.

I read somewhere that you can not do your first 90 day report online, is this true?

Somebody in this thread mentioned some issue when staying at hotels. I rent a place long term, which is the usual address that immigration has on file for me, for example from my last address certificate I needed. But I also stay in hotels / resorts a lot.

Not sure if any of the hotels or resorts I stayed at in the past 90 days did any address reports. Am I at risk of getting an address mismatch and what happens if my 90 day reports fails due to this and I don't know about it because it might take a few days to be notified of this fact, and then I fly out for example on OCT 5?

I read that I have 7 days past OCT 2 to do the 90 day report in person, does that also apply to the online application?

Do I also have time to fly out for 7 days past OCT 2 without doing a 90 day report?