Can I obtain the 90-day report (TM 47) at immigration in Chiang Mai without printing it?

90-day report TM 47 METV non-immigrant O Chiang Mai immigration visa rules

January 5, 2019

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Going for my for first 90 day report (METV non immigrant O A) in Chiang Mai. Will I be able to get the 90 day report (TM 47) at immigration? I have no way to print one. Thx!!!

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The user is inquiring about the possibility of acquiring their first 90-day report (TM 47) at the immigration office in Chiang Mai, Thailand, without having a printed form, as they hold a METV non-immigrant O A visa.

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