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Can I apply for both a certificate of residence and submit my 90-day report at the same counter in Chaeng Wattana?

Dec 16, 2024
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Steve *********
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I need to apply for a certificate of residence at CW and I’m also planning on submitting my 90 day report on the same day. Am I correct in thinking that both of these tasks can be completed at the same section/counter at CW? What are the current docs that need to be submitted for a certificate of residence? Thanks.
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At the Chaeng Wattana immigration office, you can submit both a certificate of residence and a 90-day report at the same counter only if you have an online appointment for the 90-day report; otherwise, they must be done at different counters. To apply for the certificate of residence, you need an updated TM.30 form, a filled application form, a passport-sized photo, your passport with copies, and 200 baht in cash. Additionally, it’s recommended to bring your rental agreement and the latest 90-day report receipt.
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Ellie *******
It's partially correct.

At the Chaeng Wattana office in Bangkok,

IF you have an online appointment for a 90-day report, yes, those are done at the same counter, B.

IF you want to do a 90-day report as a walk-in, no, those are different. 90-day reports are handled at Counter A while a "Letter residence information in Thailand", or so-called residence certificate, is at Counter B.

You will need an updated TM.30 with a check-out date for R/C. This means TM.30 receipt with "0 night" may not work.

You need a filled application form for the letter (available at the immigration office) and, a passport-size photo, other than the passport and its copies. And 200 baht cash for postal related fee.

Better to bring the rental agreement and the latest 90-day report receipt just in case.

A letter will be sent to the address on TM.30 in 1-2 weeks by EMS.

Unfortunately, details about the residence certificate are out of the scope of this group. Sorry. (Usually, we reject posts about Residence certificates)
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