90 Day Notify

[Stikkan]

Is it somebody out there who knows if the 90 day notify at the immigration office in Jomtien, start to work by e-mail yet, there was some problems in the beginning.

Thanks for an answer.

[Lite Beer]

There is nowhere in Thailand that accepts reporting online.

Would make it a lot easier if there were.

[Stikkan]

Sorry sorry..........what i ment was by normal post, there was an artikel in one of the newspapers, just when the new Big Boss for immigration office in Jomtien earlier this year start at the office, that it will be possible to send a letter with the notify 90 days document................. the reason.................to take down the workload for the officers at the office, because they have betwen 4 000- 6 000 notifyes every month.

[merijn]

I wouldn't trust my passport to be send to the immigration office by mail.

Too many things which can go wrong.

[Mario2008]

I wouldn't trust my passport to be send to the immigration office by mail.

Too many things which can go wrong.

You do not send your passport for 90 day reporting, only a copy.

[hansnl]

I wouldn't trust my passport to be send to the immigration office by mail.

Too many things which can go wrong.

You do not send your passport for 90 day reporting, only a copy.

Newsflash:

In Khon Kaen Immigration the 90-day reporting can be waived against payment of 1000 baht.

On an official receipt.

[TerryLH]

"Newsflash:

In Khon Kaen Immigration the 90-day reporting can be waived against payment of 1000 baht.

On an official receipt."

If you are paying a fine or a fee for service, i don't think you'd call it a waiver.

Is that a one time payment, or one you'd have to make every 90 days?

Edited July 9, 2011 by TerryLH

[Mario2008]

The normal fine for not reporting is 2,000 baht.

[merijn]

The normal fine for not reporting is 2,000 baht.

Unless you do it in Phuket.

There the price is 1000 Baht without receipt.