Can my wife do her first 90-day report online or does she have to visit Chaengwattana?

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Jan 22, 2018

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My wife needs to do her first 90 days report. Can this be done online or does she have to go to Chaengwattana?

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The inquiry is about whether the first 90-day report for a spouse can be completed online or requires a visit to the Chaengwattana immigration office in Thailand.

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