Can I do my first 90-day reporting in Bangkok online or must it be in person?

90-day reporting Bangkok Immigration Visa requirements Online reporting NON-O Visa First-time reporting

Apr 17, 2024

8 months ago

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My first 90-day reporting in Bangkok comes next month. Can it be done online or must be at Immigration office for first reporting? Any first timers done online reporting in Bangkok? The date is 26 May 2024 on the paper. Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

For first-time 90-day reporting in Bangkok, it must be done in person. After the first report, subsequent reports can be completed online. It's advisable to report in person if you're uncertain about online acceptance, especially since some offices may vary in their policies. Additionally, ensure you report within the regulatory timeframe of 14 days before to 7 days after the due date.

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Anthony ******

Is the online report an app or a web address?

8 months ago

Chris *****

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@Anthony *****

Web page

8 months ago

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David ***********

You can do it on line

8 months ago

Elaine *****

@David **********

If the 90-day report is done online, do you need to print out the receipt to keep it with the passport? I am asking because I don't have a printer. TIA.

8 months ago

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Mac *********

Main immigration; Side window, Walk or drive-thru, take 5 minutes TM47

8 months ago

Kenny *****

First reporting needed to be in person, from there onward it can be online.

8 months ago

Nigel **********

First reporting has to be done in person, thereafter it can be done online…

8 months ago

Chris *****

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@Nigel *********

yes that’s what I’m told too. I will give it a try online first since some first timers have done their reporting online successfully but I’m unsure if the same applies in Bangkok Immigration only….

8 months ago

Kool *******

@Chris ****

as long as your address matches the current TM30 address on file it should work filing online, even the first time. People have problems when the two addresses don't match, or there is no TM30 on file, that happens lots of times with Airbnb rentals.

8 months ago

Chris *****

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@Kool ******

Noted 🙏🏻

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Brandon ************

Some offices will accept it and some won't. You have from 14 days before until 7 days after to report, but to report online you can only do it before your due date.

I would recommend doing it online right at the 14 day mark that way if they reject it, you have plenty of time to go in person.

8 months ago

Chris *****

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@Brandon ***********

Noted thanks. No harm to try first 🙏🏻

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Chris *****

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