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Can the 90-day reporting in Thailand be done online for the first time?
Aug 5, 2020
6 years ago
Steven ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERFor 90 day report, can it be done online for the first time? If not, is it a quick process at Chaeng Watthana? Any tips to make it a quick in and out trip. Time of day to go....?
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The initial 90-day report cannot be done online; you must first submit a physical report to enter the immigration database. After that, online reporting is available. Many respondents suggest visiting the Chaeng Watthana office early to avoid long queues, or making an appointment in advance to expedite the process.
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Kent ***********
Using the intranet link did 90 day report online successfully in June.
Tod *********
which is anecdotally interesting (sort of) BUT you can't use the online progrram if it's your first time doing a 90 day report :/
You need to get IN the data base with one report before you can use the online system ;)
You need to get IN the data base with one report before you can use the online system ;)
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@Tod ********
ok was my first time doing it online but prior to that physically did it for 20+ yearsJeff *******
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good to know, I won't be leaving every couple of months for business nor pleasure any time soon so i'll be enduring Chaeng Wattana...Reply to
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why not just make an appointment and then rock up about 10 minutes before jump the whole queue and file your 90 day report? here's the link to appointments in Bangkok
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Steven ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERCan it be done from 15 days before the due date?
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it's from 15 days before down until 7 days after your actual due date. NOTE: if you go two weeks early, the next 90 day report will be due 89 days from that date (so you "lose" those two weeks)
Steven ****************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
thx. Will wait closer to the day thenReply to
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ORIGINAL POSTERthx tod will do.
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Greg ********
Post earlier somewhere saying anyone, not just one stop, can do it at Chimchurri Square
Robert **********
You can do it by mail
Robert **********
You don’t send passport, just signed copy. You should send copy of TM30 if you have it.
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Robert *********
I don't fancy sending my passport off by mail. Prefer just to get down there but thanks for suggestionReply to
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