I have just moved from Huahin to Bangkok. TM30 submitted. Is it true that I need to attend immigration personally the first time i do 90 day reporting? If so, what documents shall I take with me?
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After moving from Huahin to Bangkok and submitting your TM30, it is necessary to report your 90 days of stay in person for the first time. You should take your passport, the TM30 submission receipt, TM47 form, copies of your passport bio page, latest entry stamp, and visa page, along with two passport-sized photos. Subsequent reports may be done online if your previous procedures were completed correctly. Be sure to file the report 15 days before it's due to see if it gets approved online or if you need to go to immigration.
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Im trying to fill in my TDAC Have filled in everything but it excepts my arrival date but not my departure date. Any ideas ?
In person for your 1st 90 day report. I went online and printed the TM47 and filled it out and took with me to immigration. I also took my lease agreement but think my landlord already had the TM30 in their system. It only took <10min at immigration. Very easy and fast
The first report each time entering Thailand must be done in person. Theoretically if you've filed a TM30 for Hua Hin and did your previous TM47 in person or online and haven't left Thailand since, you should be able to do it online. The only way to know is to try. File it online 15 days early then see if they approve it or reject it. If they reject it you'll still have plenty of time to do it in person.