90 Day Report.

[NoshowJones]

Is it 10 days or 15 days before my report day that I can do my 90 days report? Thanks.

[Maestro]

It is 15 days, but better take that as 14 days because of the way some immigration offices are counting it.

[Tod Daniels]

These are the windows of opportunity to file 90 day reports

IN PERSON <- From 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week after the due date (giving a 3 week window to apply in person)

ONLINE <- From 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week before the due date (giving a 1 week window to apply online)

MAIL IN <-(if your office allows it) packet must be postmarked 2 weeks before the due date 

Remember the FIRST 90 day report after returning from abroad has to be done in person too

[Jingthing]

1 minute ago, Tod Daniels said:

These are the windows of opportunity to file 90 day reports

IN PERSON <- From 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week after the due date (giving a 3 week window to apply in person)

ONLINE <- From 2 weeks before the due date until 1 week before the due date (giving a 1 week window to apply online)

MAIL IN <-(if your office allows it) packet must be postmarked 2 weeks before the due date 

Online info sounds wrong.

I have understood that you can't file online after the due date.

But I've always done mine within the week before the due date.

In one case, two days before.

With no problem. 

[Tod Daniels]

5 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Online info sounds wrong.

people are now getting rejection emails stating the window I posted

I have an image grab of the rejection reason in an emai; someone posted online I'll see if I can find it 

some people are squeaking thru but I'm just posting what I know to be a safe "window to apply"

[Jingthing]

17 minutes ago, Tod Daniels said:

people are now getting rejection emails stating the window I posted

I have an image grab of the rejection reason in an emai; someone posted online I'll see if I can find it 

some people are squeaking thru but I'm just posting what I know to be a safe "window to apply"

So this is a new policy change?

[bamnutsak]

Sign in CW...

 

 

[Jingthing]

1 minute ago, bamnutsak said:

Sign in CW...

 

 

Thanks. 

Very interesting.

Do they mean business days or actual days?

I use the Jomtien office and don't know if there's a sign there like that, but I do have a clue that this might be widespread.

I get auto generated email reminders and the latest one arrive much earlier than usual.

No mention of the new rule in the email though.

[DrJack54]

7 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

So this is a new policy change?

My understanding is  what Tod posted are currently the rules.

And that was the situation for some time.

If I recall correctly the online window then was changed from 2 weeks prior up to due date.

Then changed back to the sign posted above.

It's not business days it's calendar days. 

[Jingthing]

10 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

My understanding is  what Tod posted are currently the rules.

And that was the situation for some time.

If I recall correctly the online window then was changed from 2 weeks prior up to due date.

Then changed back to the sign posted above.

It's not business days it's calendar days. 

Yeah in Bangkok, but my question is if this is national.

As I posted based on the timing of my last reminder email for Jomtien, it suggests it is.

Again, 15 business days or real days?

[DrJack54]

Here is link to immigration site re 90 day reporting 

 

https://uttaradit.immigration.go.th/en/notification-of-staying-in-the-kingdom-for-more-than-90-days/ 

 

From Siam Legal clear advice.

https://www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/guide-to-thai-immigration-90-day-reporting

 

[DrJack54]

11 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

As I posted based on the timing of my last reminder email for Jomtien, it suggests it is.

Again, 15 business days or real days?

https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/90days-report/

 

Immigration link above includes an example. Enlarge the calendar example. It shows Calendar day counting.

 

[IvorBiggun2]

I've been doing online reporting, 15 times,  since the end of January 2022. Roughly 50% have been rejected for no apparent reason. Even though I never vary in the way I fill out the application. Before they accept my reporting its checked and and any application with any errors are rejected before submission. So why are some accepted without errors only to be rejected a week after submission? It's really infuriating knowing that I'm 100% sure my application is correctly filled out only to be rejected. My application form should be rejected, if it's wrong, before I'm allowed to submit it?

I have in the past asked an IO officer about this problem but he just shrugged his shoulders.

[DrJack54]

10 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

So why are some accepted without errors only to be rejected a week after submission?

My experience (CW) mirrors yours.

In fact I changed to reporting via mail as it's pretty bullet proof.

That came after random rejections. 

 

My last extension was Nov 5 and at same visit did 90 report in person.

75 days later did online report.

To my amazement it was approved and within 48hrs.

I will try the next one online 

The term "Hit and Miss" comes to mind. 

[IvorBiggun2]

The plain fact is that when filling out an online TM47 the submission of the report is rejected if any part of the notification is not correct. Therefore allowing you to correct the error . There is no way a wrongly filled out TM47 can be submitted if there is an error. It's all a load of b*******