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Can I notify my 90-day report at immigration earlier than the due date in Thailand?

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Nov 2, 2024

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Hi beautiful peeps. My 90 days report date is 17 Nov. My question is can I go to immigration and notify my report little bit earlier? Probably on 5 Nov. Is it possible to do?

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You can file your 90-day report at immigration as early as 15 days before your reporting date, meaning you can indeed notify them on 5 November. Additionally, if this is your second report, you have the option to complete it online.

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Lilly **********

If this is your 2nd time doing your report you can do it online.

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@Lilly *********

it is my first time so. I gonna do it in person. What documents do I need for that report?

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Lilly **********

passport. TM30.

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Peter *********

Yes

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

The window for a 90 day report is 15 days before your due date until 7 days after your due date if filing in person.

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

thanks for the answer. It is my first time so do I only need TM30 for the report?

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

TM30 and TM47 (90 day report) are separate things

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

got it. So does it mean I don't need to submit the TM30 when I gonna do that 90 days report in person right?

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

TM30 does not expire. If you are still at the same place as you were when your last TM30 was filed, then you don't need to do anything with TM30

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