90 Day Reporting, at the immigration office

[Admin]

Notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days
Procedure and notification

The foreigner makes the notification in person, or
The foreigner authorises another person to make the notification, or
The foreigner makes the notification by registered mail.
The notification must be made within 7 days before or after the period of 90 days expires.
The first application for extension of stay by the foreigner is equivalent to the notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days.
 
Offices accepting notification in Buriram area:

-Chong Chom  Surin-Cambodia border office.
 
-Chok Chai/Korat immigration office is at Chokchai.
 (on Route 24 between Toyota and PTT).
Tel: 044-559-333 (Surin-Kap Chong Staff) / 044-492-903,044-492-399 (Chok Chai)
See interactive map location:
http://map.longdo.com/?lat=14.7403572845459&long=102.15677334899902&res=4096&mode=icons-en&map=ms22&locale=en
 
Notification by registered mail

90 Days notification by mail is NOT POSSIBLE anymore!.
*checked and confirmed with immigration Chok-Chai .
*Must notify in Chok-Chai immigration office OR Surin immigration office in the border.

Copy of all passport pages (up to the latest arrival stamp in the Kingdom or latest visa stamp)
Copy of arrival/departure card TM. 6 (front and back)
Previous notifications of staying over 90 days (if any)
Completely filled in and signed notification form TM. 47 * See file attached.

 
Note
( http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/en/base.php?page=90days )
The notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days is in no way equivalent to a visa extension.
If a foreigner staying in the kingdom over 90 days without notifying the Immigration Bureau or notifying the Immigration Bureau later than the set period, a fine of 2,000.- Baht will be collected. If a foreigner who did not make the notification of staying over 90 days is arrested, he will be fined 4,000.- Baht.
If a foreigner leaves the country and re-enters, the day count starts at 1 in every case.
For more information contact Bangkok immigration office.
Location:  Government  Center  Chaengwattana  Building B , No. 120 ,
Moo 3 , Chaengwattana Road ,  Tungsonghong  Sub-District ,  Laksi  District,  Bangkok 10210 
(As  shown  in  the  map)
Tel: 0-2141-9889  Fax: 0-2143-8228
 

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[Admin]

An update.

I have a situation which I can't do the 90 days notification on time this month.

So I called the Chok Chai immigration office and the missus there (Dao) have told me there is a window of 7 days can be late.

So, you better not late anyway, but I'll keep you updated with my experience after I'll do my 90 days report.

 

[nookiebear]

It has always been 7 days early or late.................

[swimming pizza]

good news, this 90 days report is a pain in the *ss. 

[nookiebear]

good news, this 90 days report is a pain in the *ss. 

Yes it is................but to my knowledge it hasn't changed in the last 24 years

[isanbirder]

good news, this 90 days report is a pain in the *ss. 

Yes it is................but to my knowledge it hasn't changed in the last 24 years

It's been on the statute book for the past 24 (or more) years, but has only been enforced for six or seven.  Only last year, I had the greatest difficulty in convincing a long-term resident of Thailand that he was supposed to report!

[nookiebear]

good news, this 90 days report is a pain in the *ss. 

Yes it is................but to my knowledge it hasn't changed in the last 24 years

It's been on the statute book for the past 24 (or more) years, but has only been enforced for six or seven.  Only last year, I had the greatest difficulty in convincing a long-term resident of Thailand that he was supposed to report!

I can only speak from my personal experiences........There is an English fella who has been here almost 30 years.....I'll ask him the question when we have a get together on Friday afternoon

[buriramboy]

late with the 90 days report is not a problem, actually its not even that important but they force all of us to do it. for what? I don't know, I guess will have to put up with it and go on time.
anyway 7 days is not a problem, I always do it on the way to Korat, a 10 minutes stop that's the whole thing.

[Admin]

Confirm!
No problem to be late with the 90 days notification up to 7 days from the date on the invitation paper to report.

[binnsy]

I have just returned from a trip back to the UK,while i was away my 90 day report was due however i was unable to do it as I was out of the country.
Upon my return a lady immigration officer at Swampy said that my new 90 days start on the day I returned to Thailand is this correct?
Left 3rd June
Returned 22nd June
90 Day was 10th June

[nookiebear]

I have just returned from a trip back to the UK,while i was away my 90 day report was due however i was unable to do it as I was out of the country.
Upon my return a lady immigration officer at Swampy said that my new 90 days start on the day I returned to Thailand is this correct?
Left 3rd June
Returned 22nd June
90 Day was 10th June

The immigration lady at Swampy is correct...it starts on your return to the Kingdom

[nookiebear]

late with the 90 days report is not a problem, actually its not even that important but they force all of us to do it. for what? I don't know, I guess will have to put up with it and go on time.
anyway 7 days is not a problem, I always do it on the way to Korat, a 10 minutes stop that's the whole thing.

Go to report 8 days late & it costs a minimum of 2,000 baht,a maximum of 5,000baht at the officers discretion together with a written note <in Thai> in your passport

[dave the dude]

Go to report 8 days late & it costs a minimum of 2,000 baht,a maximum of 5,000baht at the officers discretion together with a written note <in Thai> in your passport

2 weeks ago, I went to Chon Chom 10 days late and was not fined/charged/pp stamped  NOTHING!

But I dont recommend it as a good idea

[nookiebear]

Go to report 8 days late & it costs a minimum of 2,000 baht,a maximum of 5,000baht at the officers discretion together with a written note <in Thai> in your passport

2 weeks ago, I went to Chon Chom 10 days late and was not fined/charged/pp stamped  NOTHING!

But I dont recommend it as a good idea

You are the lucky one.........One of the locals here went to Chok Chai ONE day late only a couple of months ago & it cost him 2,000baht,,,,,,,,,,he's lived here for 31 years too!!!!!!!!!

[dave the dude]

You are the lucky one.........One of the locals here went to Chok Chai ONE day late only a couple of months ago & it cost him 2,000baht,,,,,,,,,,he's lived here for 31 years too!!!!!!!!!

I must admit Nookie, I took the wife incase there was trouble or communication issues AND tried to be ultra nice&friendly (yes, I know that hard to believe) but it worked.

I think another case of being polite,friendly and smiling a lot, wins the day! IMHO
With Chok Chai, I always take them gifts that they can eat, as opposed to 'tea money' and think that gives me extra 'brownie points'

I should start charging for these tips!