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Why Online 90-Day Reporting Systems Have Issues

Thailand's online 90-day reporting system, while convenient in theory, frequently experiences technical problems and rejection issues. Common problems include:

• System Errors: The online portal often has technical glitches, server timeouts, or unexplained errors that prevent successful submission.
• Unclear Rejection Reasons: Applications are rejected without clear explanations, leaving applicants confused about what went wrong.
• Document Format Issues: The system is particular about document formats, file sizes, and image quality, often rejecting valid documents for technical reasons.
• Pending Limbo: Applications get stuck in "pending" status indefinitely with no way to check progress or get support.
• Address Verification Problems: The system struggles with certain address formats or location verification, especially for new or rural addresses.

This is why in-person reporting remains the most reliable method. When you report in person at a Thai Immigration office, an officer can review your documents immediately, identify any issues on the spot, and process your report without technical barriers. Our service provides exactly this reliability. We go in person on your behalf, ensuring your report is filed correctly the first time.

How We Help:

• In-Person Resolution: We go to Thai Immigration on your behalf to resolve the rejection and resubmit your 90-day report correctly.
• No Wasted Trips: You don't need to take time off work or travel to immigration offices. We handle everything for you.
• Expert Handling: Our team knows exactly how to address common rejection reasons and ensure your report is accepted.
• Tracked Delivery: Once resolved, we mail you the original stamped 90-day report via secure tracked mail.

Understanding Thailand's 90-Day Reporting Requirement

History of the Law

The 90-day reporting requirement was established under Section 37 of Thailand's Immigration Act B.E. 2522 (1979). Originally designed as a way for the Thai government to track foreign residents and maintain national security records, this law requires all foreigners staying in Thailand for more than 90 consecutive days to report their current address to immigration authorities.

While the law was written in an era before digital tracking and modern immigration systems, it remains strictly enforced today. The regulation applies to all visa types: tourist visas, education visas, retirement visas, work permits, and even Thai Elite visa holders. No foreign resident is exempt from this requirement unless they leave and re-enter Thailand, which resets the 90-day countdown.

Consequences of Not Reporting On Time

Failing to file your 90-day report on time or being caught without up-to-date reporting can result in serious consequences:

• Fines: A fine of 2,000 THB is imposed for each late or missed report. This fine must be paid before any future visa extensions or immigration services can be processed.
• Immigration Record Issues: Late or missed reports create negative marks in your immigration history, which can complicate future visa applications, extensions, or re-entry permits.
• Visa Extension Complications: When applying for visa extensions, immigration officers review your compliance history. Multiple missed reports can lead to denied extensions or additional scrutiny.
• Overstay Risk: If you're not tracking your 90-day reporting, you may also lose track of your visa validity dates, potentially leading to overstay. This is a much more serious violation with fines of 500 THB per day and potential immigration detention or blacklisting.
• Airport Departure Issues: Immigration officers at airports check reporting compliance when you exit Thailand. Outstanding fines or missed reports can cause delays, additional payments, and stressful interrogations at departure.
• Future Visa Applications: Thai embassies and consulates can access your immigration history. A record of non-compliance can negatively affect future visa applications, both for Thailand and potentially for other countries.

Given these consequences, staying compliant with 90-day reporting is essential for any long-term stay in Thailand. Our service ensures you never miss a deadline and maintains a clean immigration record, providing peace of mind and protecting your ability to stay in Thailand long-term.