What are the penalties if late for first 90 day report?

[giddyup]

What happens if you fail to do a 90 day report for the whole year, is it a max of 2000 baht or 2000 baht for each 90 days missed, ie 8000 baht?

[DrJack54]

6 minutes ago, giddyup said:

What happens if you fail to do a 90 day report for the whole year, is it a max of 2000 baht or 2000 baht for each 90 days missed, ie 8000 baht?

2000 baht fine.. (total)

[Lorry]

20 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

The thing is many offices want a TM47 receipt. 

Esp at eg CW where they have a doc check girl.

In my example my last report was 10 months ago. I will show that receipt and my pp can show due to travel no reporting was due in last 10 months.

Never continuously in country 90+ days

Thx.

So  it seems my idea wasn't so good (I am at CW)

[giddyup]

37 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

2000 baht fine.. (total)

Seems like good value.

[TaoNow]

49 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Seems like good value.

While it may seem like "good value" baht wise, in my case, there was a half-page red stamp saying I violated the terms of the 90-day address report.

 

That stamp could not be cleared (obviously) until I got a new passport. 

 

If they are still doing this, there must be a reason why Immo is flagging ex-pats who violate the 90-day report requirement and pay the fine.

 

Be aware.

[JimTripper]

1 hour ago, TaoNow said:

While it may seem like "good value" baht wise, in my case, there was a half-page red stamp saying I violated the terms of the 90-day address report.

 

That stamp could not be cleared (obviously) until I got a new passport. 

 

If they are still doing this, there must be a reason why Immo is flagging ex-pats who violate the 90-day report requirement and pay the fine.

 

Be aware.

What more reason do they need?

 

The red stamp thing is a concern and may look weird getting into other countries as well. Many countries have discretion at the border on how long you stay and it could look like a problem.

Edited August 28 by JimTripper

[zzzzz]

i missed one in Dec<  as i got a new passport in Nov and forgot, so waited till March when i transferred stamps to new passport, got new 1 year extension and paid 1,000 baht fine for missed 90 days >
all with an agent in Phuket

Phuket has always been 1,000 baht no receipt, 2,000 baht  receipt. 

NO RED stamp  🙂

Edited August 28 by zzzzz

[Maestro]

1 hour ago, zzzzz said:

i missed one in Dec<  as i got a new passport in Nov and forgot, so waited till March when i transferred stamps to new passport, got new 1 year extension and paid 1,000 baht fine for missed 90 days >
all with an agent in Phuket

Phuket has always been 1,000 baht no receipt, 2,000 baht  receipt. 

NO RED stamp  🙂

 

Well, the immigration office certainly won't give a red stamp in your passport for corruption money they received, because that's what your agent paid, not a fine.

 

Anyway, that was an elegant solution for you.

[zzzzz]

so pay 2,000 baht its a fine, pay 1,000 for the same offense, its corruption?
who cares where the baht ends up   🙂