Thailand Announces More Requirements For 90-Day Report Applications

Key Points

• The Government of Thailand has announced additional requirements for 90-day reports
• Applicants must provide additional accompanying documents with their 90-day reports if they authorize a representative to report on their behalf
• Foreign workers must notify the government of stays that exceed 90 days
• 90-day reports may be submitted 15 days before or up to 7 days after the report due date
• Fines may be imposed for late reports

Overview

The Government of Thailand has added more requirements for 90-day report applications.

What are the Changes?

The Immigration Office at the One Stop Service Center (OSSC) is now requiring 90-day applications submitted to the OSSC to include certain documents if applicants authorize individuals to report on their behalf. The required documents include a valid power of attorney, a copy of a passport or ID card for the POA's proxy and a copy of the work permit for the principal applicant, which is also