Missed 90 day report by over a month.

[bamboozled]

Shoot...could have sworn I put it in my computer calendar to remind me but nothing doing. It was due beginning of June and now here we are July 9th and Immi is closed for 2 days for Buddha holiday. I assume they have my last report in the computer, yes? I'm also thinking I should go to Immi drive through first chance possible and face the music (2000 baht fine and stern look?) but I'm also due to leave the country for a spell beginning of August. What are the chances nothing happens if I wait and just go through Immi at the airport when leaving the country? I've read some posts on here intimating that as a possiblity. Would that wipe things clean or could it be that when I try to re-enter in September I could be in for some trouble? I'm in Chiang Mai.

 

Apologies for the boring, too oft repeated topic.

 

Thank you kindly and I wish all a grand evening. And let me remind myself: I'm grateful to be living in Thailand and enjoying its wonders.

 

(A friend and I are exchanging emails everyday for a month where we list 3 things for which we are grateful. It can be whatever, from profound to petty. Thus, my comment about being grateful to be living in Thailand. Sometimes we have to remind ourselves that it's pretty good here and we're lucky and it's def not a ditch in Ukraine underneath a sky full of drones and bombs)

[DrJack54]

OP, it's a set fine of 2k. 

Does not accumulate like overstay. 

Suggest you do nothing. 

Exit Thailand via airport as planned. 

Nothing will happen at airport. 

Upon your return you will need to do first 90 report in person. 

Rock up and do it. 

If immigration officer notices you missed a report then cop the 2k sweet. 

If not all good. 

[bamboozled]

Thank you, Dr. Jack. You've been many times helpful to me. Much appreciation for that. 

 

My first 90 day report upon return will be 90 days after my entry stamp, correct? Well, come to think of it, my retirement visa will need to be renewed before that time so moot point.

 

Cheers!

[DrJack54]

48 minutes ago, bamboozled said:

My first 90 day report upon return will be 90 days after my entry stamp, correct? Well, come to think of it, my retirement visa will need to be renewed before that time so moot point.

Actually I was going to edit and ask about the window for next extension.

Suggest that you do the extension and report at same visit 

You will do the annual extension first, then do the 90 report.

Even more chance it will slide through no issue.