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My 90 day reporting date is 19th, okay to go on 25th?

happysanook
happysanook
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits

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I assume yes. This is 6 days, so should put me within the 7 day limit. Anyone ever had a problem with this?

And just curious, what about showing up on the 7th day? Not that I plan on it. Just curious.

Yes. 15 days before and 7 days after.

25th is the seventh day.

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    Yes but it is the last day (7th) you could report. Day 1 of the 7 day count starts on the due date of the report. You must report within 7 days of the due date.

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    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    Why?

    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    You don't have to pay for 90 days reporting. Usually there are different queues at the immigration and for 90 days reporting it is not so busy because it is done relatively quickly. You don't have to pay anyone as you can do it yourself. But it is your choice if you want someone to do it for you, and if you don't mind paying. Cheers:)

    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    Why?

    Probably lives in CM...long lines and daily service limits so many people use an agent for their paperwork.

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    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    Why?

    Because I much prefer paying 300B than showing up at 6am and waiting for 5 hours. So I'll just go in the afternoon and pay the 300B...assuming the "agents" can still get me through if the queue is full. Hence the question.

    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    Why?

    Because I much prefer paying 300B than showing up at 6am and waiting for 5 hours. So I'll just go in the afternoon and pay the 300B...assuming the "agents" can still get me through if the queue is full. Hence the question.

    Can't argue with that.

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    Okay. Thank you. I guess I might be coughing up 300 baht. Those guys get you through, even if the queue is "full"?

    Why?

    Because I much prefer paying 300B than showing up at 6am and waiting for 5 hours. So I'll just go in the afternoon and pay the 300B...assuming the "agents" can still get me through if the queue is full. Hence the question.

    Can't argue with that.

    Will report back here tomorrow. If it doesn't work out, guess will be 2k instead of 300B. :/

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