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Do children need to be present for a 90-day reporting in Thailand?

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Apr 1, 2025
23 days ago
Donna ******
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For anyone that has done a 90 day report for a child, do they need to be present?
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A child does not need to be present for a 90-day report in Thailand, as long as the report is filed on time and no late fees are incurred. Anyone can submit the report with the required forms and the child's passport. However, the first 90-day report typically requires in-person submission.
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Tod *********
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 first time you cannot use the 90 day online webportal,
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Christian ****
First 90 day report you have to go in person. Not sure about the child part but I would think it should be the same
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Luit *****************
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 The definition of "in person" is a bit strange, any person with passport and signed documents is considered as "in person", so you don't need to do it yourself.
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Christian ****
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 the first time you do unless you have a agent that knows people that will let them do it.
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Tod *********
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 that is not correct, ANYONE can do a 90 day report for another person, there is no "unless you have an agent blah-blah-blah" nonsense.
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@Tod ********
 ok that’s what I was told. Thank you for the correct information
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Brandon ************
As long as a 90-day report is being made on time, within the allowed window and no late fee, then the person does not have to be present. Anyone can file with the correct form and their passport (and any other forms that immigration office requires).
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Donna ******
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 Thank you!
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Wannikea *********
No, anyone can do a 90 day report for another, bring passport and ensure TM30 has been filed
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James ********
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 Correct ✅
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Donna ******
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