I am in Bangkok and coming up to my first 90 days and need to do my report. Can anyone confirm the first report can be done by mail? And one of the things requested on the immigration websites is a self addressed and stamped envelope - on the immigration.go.th it says to put a 10baht stamp, but on the Bangkok.immigration.go.th website it says a 35baht stamp. Not a huge cost either way but can anyone clarify? Thank you
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user in Bangkok seeks clarification on whether the first 90-day report can be submitted by mail, and the required stamp amount as different sources suggest conflicting information. Community members confirm that the report can indeed be mailed, typically via EMS, and suggest using a 10 baht stamp. They outline the necessary documents to send along with the TM47 form, including copies of the passport, entry stamp, and TM30 receipt. Some members also offer alternative options, such as using services at Bumrungrad Hospital for reporting.
THEY go there FOR you, you just give them the passport and then come back and pick it up with the 90 day report done
You pay them to do the report for you
Your comment leads me to believe that you have never shown up at Chaengwattana at 9AM and gotten queue number 250 for a 90 day in person report and then been out there all day waiting ๐
For many people it's worth the 650 NOT to slog out there, queue up and wait it out ๐
I went there today for my 90 day report, arrived just after 8.30 and was out after 2 and a half hours. Just enjoy the little food market they have and have some breakfast, makes the waiting a lot more bearable.
haven't wouldn't couldn't 2 days in bkk is my limit and it's 2 days to long. Never taken me more than 5 minutes to do a 90 day report and it's free. But hey it's just the way l fly
Hmmmmm, maybe get there earlier and don`t spend the whole day there? I`m near Phra Khanong and got back home at 12:30.
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Its just a regular envelope with your address on it and a 10 baht postage stamp
You need to have copies of the following
Data page of your passport
entry stamp
DTV (either the pdf print out or the page in your passport if it's sticker visa)
TM30 receipt
You fill out a TM47, send the copies, the TM47 application form, the self addressed stamped envelope to the main immigration office at Chaengwattana via Thai Post EMS tracked mail
You need to have the packet post marked 14 days before the due date
takes almost a month or more to get the receipt back from them ๐ฎ so don't stress about it after you confirm delivery by the "track-n-trace" thai post EMS website