37 days late on 90-day report

[giddyup 14,813]

5 hours ago, jacko45k said:

You can leave without having done the 90 day report and the counter is reset on return. I suspect your office would maybe miss your previous error in 90 days time.  

Will it be cheaper to leave than pay the 2000 baht?

[elektrified 3,386]

9 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Will it be cheaper to leave than pay the 2000 baht?

I think it's a safe bet that 2000 is cheaper.

[Peter Denis 1,871]

15 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Will it be cheaper to leave than pay the 2000 baht?

That depends:

But he must have a Multiple-Entry Re-Entry Permit, so that his permission to stay will not be voided by exiting and re-entering Thailand.  Having to buy a Single-Entry (1000 THB)  or Multiple-Entry (3800 THB) to avoid this, is definitely not worth it.

If he has an ME Re-Entry Permit, and he lives close to the border he might consider that (but has to take into account the Visa or border-pass fee).

When the ONLY reason for exiting/re-entering would be avoiding the 2.000 THB fee, it would be better just pay the 2000 THB fine.

Edited February 15 by Peter Denis

[giddyup 14,813]

3 minutes ago, Peter Denis said:

 

When the ONLY reason for exiting/re-entering would be avoiding the 2.000 THB fee, it would be better just pay the 2000 THB fine.

Exactly, that was my point.

[natway09 3,396]

Come on guys, the fine is Bht 2,000. Why all the drama Queens ?

Can anybody confirm a 90 day fine of over that or "if caught" jail ?

[soalbundy 18,035]

I always just write the due date down on a big callender hanging on the kitchen wall, no need for electronics, only a red pen is needed why complicate matters.

[jacko45k 13,637]

1 hour ago, giddyup said:

Will it be cheaper to leave than pay the 2000 baht?

Someone already having a multiple re-entry permit, and maybe living near a border it would be.

Or someone who had a trip planned already.

Not a recommendation from me, more an 'option'.....

Edited February 15 by jacko45k

[EricS 9]

You’ll be ok but you’re going to get hit with a little fine it shouldn’t be more than a few thousand baht. In fact the maximum fine for late reporting is 5,000 baht tops but that’s like after months go by. You’re probably looking at maybe a 2,000 baht fine. 

Edited February 15 by EricS

[DJ54 725]

OP - if it were me I’d go to the Immigration Monday. Take your wife with you. Go to 90 day check in line hand them your passport. If they tell you pay X amount pay it and go on with your life....

 

added... wait until they ask you for reason. Tell your reason .... 

Edited February 15 by DJ54
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[Taxi 16]

I was about the same amount of time over on my 90 days check, I thought when I got a new passport and visa's transferred it would also reset the 90 days, it doesn't. Jomtien I/O explained the rules to me and why I was over.  I asked how much is the fine, he said I've fixed for you already, no fine.

[ujayujay 675]

Go to Immigration, pay the 2000 Baht and everything will be OK!

[Max69xl 1,648]

11 hours ago, elektrified said:

Oh. Nah, never used one. I doubt they are as good a negotiator as my wife. But thanks for the suggestion.

Agents don't negotiate when doing the 90 days reports for customers. They have more of an agreement with the officer working at the 90 days report desk. 

[Ventenio 1,021]

I am reminded of this every day in Thailand, almost never back home.

 

2,000 baht can destroy a person here, change their life, ruin their eating habits for a month, send them into disrepair and act as though they will die any moment.

 

While others spend 2000 on some beers and .....          every night

[seancbk 2,563]

16 hours ago, elektrified said:

So, 2,000 Baht fine - total amount? Expensive lesson...

 

jacko45k, not sure what you mean about the "quick trip out of the country"?

 

Hardly an expensive lesson.  

 

[brianthainess 783]

23 hours ago, jacko45k said:

You can leave without having done the 90 day report and the counter is reset on return. I suspect your office would maybe miss your previous error in 90 days time.  

If you have a re-entry visa.