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Can I send someone to do my 90-day report in Thailand?

90-Day Reporting Power of Attorney Thailand Visa Regulations Immigration Procedures Expat Advice

Feb 18, 2022

4 years ago

Ray ********

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Hi can i send someone to do my 90 day report? Power of attorney needed? Also is the previous 90 day report slip essential? Many thanks

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Yes, you can authorize someone to complete your 90-day report on your behalf by providing them your passport. A Power of Attorney is not necessary, and it is generally not required to present the previous 90-day report slip at most immigration offices.

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Benjamin ******

>Hi can i send someone to do my 90 day report?

Yes you can. They will only need your passport.

>Power of attorney needed?

Not required

>is the previous 90 day report slip essential?

I don't think a 90 day report slip is required at most offices

4 years ago

Ray ********

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@Ellie ******

thanks Ellie it seems sorted now..apparently slip not needed as i came in to thailand and did extension after the date on the last slip so 90 days starts after my arrival date back..if that makes sense😂thanks v much for your help.🙏

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Ellie *******

@Ray *******

, so you got out and back to Thailand recently? Then you sure count 89days 90nights from your latest entry date. It's your new 90days report due.

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@Benjamin *****

thanks benjamin..so other 2 forms tm30 proof and tm47 and thats it right.

4 years ago

Ellie *******

@Benjamin *****

You need the last 90days report receipt at some offices.

4 years ago

Ray ********

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@Ellie ******

at MTT?

4 years ago

Ellie *******

@Ray *******

Also you need TM30 receipt if you moved your address.

4 years ago

Ellie *******

@Ray *******

, You will need the last report receipt or notification slip at MTT.

4 years ago

Ray ********

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@Ellie ******

thanks Ellie..i seem to have an old one that i received on an in person 90 day report i did.after that i did my one year extension of stay based on retirement..the key question is when you get this extension do they give you a 90 day notice notification at that time.if they did i prob have mislaid it.if that makes sense.if not i guess can take the old receipt.

4 years ago

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@Ray *******

In Bangkok, if they didn't give you that little slip with a date with your extension, it means the date from your previous 90days report is still valid, your due date.

4 years ago

Ray ********

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@Ellie ******

i think they may have given me when i did my extension and i've lost it.just have an old one.so i cant do it in person without it.i guess you dont need it for online reporting but got rejected on that first time.so how can you report if you dont have the slip??

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