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Do I need to make an appointment to report my 90-day requirement for my O-A visa at the Jomtien immigration office?

Sep 25, 2021
5 years ago
Dave **********
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Hi, I have an O-A visa. Reporting for the first time on the 90 day requirement soon. Will be going to Jomtien office. Do I need to make an appointment or just show up to get it done?
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The user inquires about the necessity of an appointment for the first-time 90-day reporting at the Jomtien immigration office for their O-A visa. Comments suggest that it is typically a walk-in procedure without needing an advance appointment, but the user should bring necessary documents such as the TM47 form and a TM30 receipt along with their passport.
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Ellie *******
TM47 form is available at the immigration office, no need to prepare in advance.

You might need a TM30 receipt along with your pasport.
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Peter ****************
Because of first time, besides passport, maybe also TM47 form ?
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Benjamin ******
I believe it's walk-in only, first come, first serve
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James ********
@Benjamin *****
correct.
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