Checking in, big trouble?

[jonus]

Can anyone help me, I am a teacher at a Thai Rajabhat and have been here for over 2 years without ever having checking in. I have left the country twice and rfeturned each time with a new non imm B visa which has been turned into a one year visa with a work permit to suport it.

I have never been asked to pay a fine or to check in on the numerous times I have been to sort out my visa, however a co worker of mine recently went to immigration and was told that she must check in.

My last visa was issued in Dec as an extension from my old visa, I didnt leave the country but a new and seperate visda was issued, I was told about tax but unlike my colleague wasnt told to check in.

Does anyone know if I will be up to my neck in fines if I do go, or will I be O.K. as it is a new visa. I have been told that the reason they are enforcing this is due to the terror threat.

CAN ANYONE GIVE ME SOME HELP?

Many thanks , Jonus

[fester]

What do you mean with "check in"? Are you speaking about the 90 days reporting here??

[jonus]

Yes , I mean about having to go to immigration every 90 days. Any idea?

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Report in every 90 days ...at least for now, Immigration is taking this requirement seriously......if you never complied, take a ' heavy ' from your Institute with u &..plead insanity