I just came back from the parole office I have to report to for the crime I committed.

[jaywalker2]

3 hours ago, Seppius said:

Personally, I am glad they do have some control who is in their country, and where they are living, this is the reason most of Europe is buggered up, no control.

 

As mentioned above, takes 2 minutes online,

No need to have this cumbersome system. In Japan, you are issued an alien registration card, which you carry as identification. You only have to report when you change your address or other major life events and reporting can be done at your local district office. Usually, no waiting at all. Once I was late reporting something. No fine. I just had to write a letter of apology. Japan had a strong bias against foreigners but it's immigration system was very humane.

[CallumWK]

2 hours ago, JimTripper said:

Online does not always work. Many times you need to report in person and the document checks start all over again.

 

If you think it's that easy, think again.

 

Works for me every time for years, only time it didn't was after I got a new passport, so had to do the first report after that in person, then online was active again, and will work for the next 7 years my passport is valid

[CallumWK]

41 minutes ago, newnative said:

Traveling out of the country in December so I am keeping fingers crossed that the next one I submit on-line will go thru--although posters have indicated you have to go in person after going abroad. 

 

I have been abroad more than once, and there were no issues with online reports after that.

 

I did the next report 90 days after my return

Edited 2 hours ago by CallumWK

[Moonlover]

3 minutes ago, jaywalker2 said:

No need to have this cumbersome system. In Japan, you are issued an alien registration card, which you carry as identification. You only have to report when you change your address or other major life events and reporting can be done at your local district office. Usually, no waiting at all. Once I was late reporting something. No fine. I just had to write a letter of apology. Japan had a strong bias against foreigners but it's immigration system was very humane.

Japan does not have porous land borders with 4 neighboring countries to contend with.

 

[Screaming]

4 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

Do it online!

Better yet, don't do it at all and just pay the fine when renewing your visa. I never hassle with 90 day reports.

[Lacessit]

I suppose some people could find the 90 day report burdensome if they are living in the sticks.

It's part of a shopping day for me.

A bit annoying I can't do it online, apparently Immigration's software is incompatible with Linux. Happy to stand corrected if someone explains how.

[Lacessit]

2 minutes ago, Screaming said:

Better yet, don't do it at all and just pay the fine when renewing your visa. I never hassle with 90 day reports.

Would you get fined 2000 baht once, or 4 times?

[Screaming]

Just now, Lacessit said:

Would you get fined 2000 baht once, or 4 times?

Just once, only 2000 Baht fine. I have been doing this for over 10 years now. I never waste my time with 90 reports.

[jaywalker2]

13 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

Japan does not have porous land borders with 4 neighboring countries to contend with.

 

Yeah, like the Burmese and Cambodians run down to immigration and report every 90 days. Or maybe they do it online with their laptops, huh?

[CallumWK]

11 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Would you get fined 2000 baht once, or 4 times?

 

The maximum fine for failing to report to the Thai Immigration Bureau within the 90-day period is 5,000 Thai baht (THB):

Late reporting: The fine for late reporting is 2,000 THB.

Arrested: The fine for being arrested is 5,000 THB.

Caught leaving the country: The fine for being caught while trying to leave the country is 4,000 THB. 

[Moonlover]

21 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

Japan does not have porous land borders with 4 neighboring countries to contend with.

 

4 minutes ago, jaywalker2 said:

Yeah, like the Burmese and Cambodians run down to immigration and report every 90 days. Or maybe they do it online with their laptops, huh?

ALL foreigners staying the kingdom are required to do 90 day reports. 

 

 

[scottiejohn]

18 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

ALL foreigners staying the kingdom are required to do 90 day reports. 

 

 

Only If they stay for a continuous 90 day period without leaving!  😶‍🌫️

[scottiejohn]

25 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

The maximum fine for failing to report to the Thai Immigration Bureau within the 90-day period is 5,000 Thai baht (THB):

Late reporting: The fine for late reporting is 2,000 THB.

Arrested: The fine for being arrested is 5,000 THB.

Caught leaving the country: The fine for being caught while trying to leave the country is 4,000 THB. 

Where is that info listed?

Please provide a link that shows all four penalties/fines!

Edited 1 hour ago by scottiejohn

[CallumWK]

3 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:

Where is that info listed?

Please provide a link that shows all four penalties/fines!

 

You know how to use the confused emoji system, so I I ASSume you know how to use Google.

Now go <deleted> yourself
 

[scottiejohn]

11 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

You know how to use the confused emoji system, so I I ASSume you know how to use Google.

Now go <deleted> yourself
 

That is not quite a proper answer to my questions!

They were;

"Where is that info listed?

Please provide a link that shows all four penalties/fines!"

 

Why do you assume that an emoji placed against your post is related to me?

[CallumWK]

3 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:

Why do you assume that an emoji placed against your post is related to me?

 

You think I'm at the same level idiot as you? You want I ask an admin for confirmation about who added that emoji?

Edited 57 minutes ago by CallumWK