Chris Weaver I will go and do a 90 day report tomorrow.
I understand it’s at it’s new location.
Do I need an appointment ?
And if not do you recommend going around 4-5am ?
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Chris Weaver is inquiring about the need for an appointment for his 90 day report in Thailand, specifically at the new Muang Thong Thani location, and whether arriving around 4-5am is advisable. Responses indicate that an appointment is not necessary, though it can be made. Arriving early in the morning is unnecessary as reporting is generally quick, with many recommending visits around midday for faster processing.
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There's almost never the need to go that early for a 90 day. Nowadays they have a separate desk and they are sorted out fairly fast (if there isn't a drive in which is even faster)
I did mine in July at MTT and it literally took 30 seconds—they had 5 staff and no one waiting and I went at 1 pm originality it would be a good 2 hours with the queue wait. This last time was due to a new passport so couldn’t do online report —it’s more hassle to get there but quick and staff r very polite.
IF you're talking about Bangkok, then you do the 90 day reporting at the Muang Thong Thani location (AFAIK it has NOT closed and things are still being done there)
You do not NEED an appointment BUT I believe you can make one and then just show up 15 minutes before it.
There is NO NEED to show up at a the crack of dawn for a 90 day report. Showing up after they open will be fine