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Can I file a 90-day report for my wife in Thailand if she is unable to go due to a medical condition?
90-day reportThailand visa regulationsTM47 formTM30 formexpat immigrationmedical reasons for absence
Aug 26, 2021
5 years ago
Rakeb *******
ORIGINAL POSTERGood morning.
My wife cannot go for 90 days report in MTT due to medical condition. If i go on her behalf, just letter of authorization with her signature and required documents will be fine?
My wife cannot go for 90 days report in MTT due to medical condition. If i go on her behalf, just letter of authorization with her signature and required documents will be fine?
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is inquiring whether they can submit a 90-day report in person on behalf of their wife who is unable to do so due to a medical issue. Responses indicate that an authorization letter from the wife is not necessary; a completed TM47 form, her passport, and proof of the previous report and TM30 submission are enough. Alternatives such as online reporting and mailing the documents are also suggested.
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Tod *********
anyone can file a 90 day report for another person.
you don't need any authorization or anything, you need a filled out signed TM47 form, the previous 90 day report receipt and proof you had filed a TM30 on that address.
you don't need any authorization or anything, you need a filled out signed TM47 form, the previous 90 day report receipt and proof you had filed a TM30 on that address.
Rakeb *******
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Bobby ********
You can do it by mail. As easy as going to your local post office and posting a letter!
John **********
You just need a 90 day report form signed by her and her passport
Elisa *******
There is an app to do it on the phone. Or on line.
Rakeb *******
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Online is not working right now for her, showing error. Reply to
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