Se på dette når det er helligdager.

We was in a car thath was stopped a night and the driver hade to do a urin test.

@Michael ******

yes ok house owner but if he lives with her or him he can do itt is what l ment.

But if your lazy then sit back and let eweryone do ewerything for you😉

Depends where you stay and how long.

If you stay in hotell its the hotells responsibility and if you stay private its your.

Or as replied by other lazy people, its the house owner who are gonna fill inn the tm30 and send inn.

If you live with her or him do itt your self and get them to sign.

Was there yesterday

Been there done thath and they saied no refund untill l saied l would come back with the tourist police, then he gawe us ewerything back.

@Graham *****

The penalty for failing to report your 90-day stay in Thailand on time is a fine of 2,000 Thai baht (THB):

Late reporting: If you report after the deadline, you'll be fined 2,000 THB.

Caught by police: If you're pulled over by the police for an unrelated reason and they find out you didn't file your report, the fine increases to 5,000 THB.

Daily fine: You may also be fined up to 200 THB per day until you comply with the law.

You can report your stay up to 15 days before or 7 days after the due date. You can report in person or by registered mail.

Here are some other things to know about the 90-day reporting requirement:

The 90-day clock restarts if you leave Thailand, regardless of how long your trip is.

The 90-day reporting requirement is not the same as a visa extension.

Frequent or blatant breaches of the 90-day reporting requirement may affect future visa renewals or extensions.

Children living with you don't need to report if you do, but they should start reporting themselves when they turn 15.

To report your stay, you'll need:

Your valid passport

Photocopies of relevant passport pages

A completed and signed 90-Day Report Notification form (TM.47)

A photocopy of your arrival/departure card (TM.6)

A copy of your previous 90-day slip (if you had one)

A self-addressed envelope and 10 THB postage stamp if applying by registered mail

@Graham *****

might be but this is whats on the imigrations pages.

Immigration fines in Thailand for overstaying a visa depend on the length of the overstay:

Under 90 days

A fine of 500 baht per day, up to a maximum of 20,000 baht. If you pay the fine and leave the country, you can return to Thailand without any issues.

More than 90 days

A 20,000 baht fine and a ban from re-entering Thailand for a period of time. The length of the ban depends on how long you overstayed:

More than 90 days but not exceeding 1 year: A 1-year ban

More than 1 year but not exceeding 3 years: A 3-year ban

More than 3 years but not exceeding 5 years: A 5-year ban

More than 5 years: A 10-year ban

Ewery day your late will cost you 500bath