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What are the rules regarding fines for overdue 90-day reports in Thailand?

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May 30, 2018

7 years ago

Richard *******

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A friend of mine visited CW immigration today to do his 90 day report. He was 2 days overdue and was fined for being late. I told him he should not have been charged as you have 7 days after the actual date. Is that not correct ??

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A user discusses their friend's experience at CW immigration where he was fined for being 2 days late on his 90-day report. The user believes fines should not apply as there is a grace period of 7 days after the due date. Other commenters share their experiences reporting late without fines, reference rules from the immigration website, and suggest asking for a receipt if fines are enforced.

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Julian *********

Alright for them to break the rules, then... good advice, ask for a receipt!

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Toby ********

i reported 8 days after my due date, just got a blue piece of paper in less than 10 mins and on my way, no fine.

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Henri ******

but he was one day late

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Tod *********

why would you get a blue piece of paper? That's a receipt for something and 90 day reporting is free..

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Bob ********

If you feel you are being charged and you don't think you should be ask for a receipt, I had an experience once and the lady backed down.

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Richard *******

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I told him he got stiffed :)

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Robert *******

From their own website: 4. The notification must be made within 15 days before or after 7 days the period of 90 days expires.

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