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Do I need to send the original Receipt of Notification when filing a 90-day report by post in Thailand?

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Jul 27, 2023
a year ago
Tom *******
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I’m finally giving up on doing the 90-day report online. it’s just way too hit and miss and in fact more miss than hit these days! Does anyone know, when you do it by Thai post, whether you need to send the original Receipt of Notification (with the red writing) in the envelope, or can a photocopy do? I’m worried about sending the only proof I have of doing the last 90-day report which I had to do in person due to what I said about the hit and miss stuff above. TIA.
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The user is seeking clarification on whether they need to send the original Receipt of Notification for their 90-day report when using Thai post, as they are reluctant to send the only proof they have. Community responses suggest that sending the original is required, along with additional documents like a self-addressed envelope. Some users also mention successful experiences with online reporting and advise ensuring all information is accurate.
Lisa ********************
The newer online reporting is quick & easy. Not like the old system
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Pete *****
Anyone got a link for the app. Or a name?
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Gordon ************
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Pete *****
@Gordon ***********
 thank you
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Phil ******
@Tom ******
 online reporting works fine on the app. W

How exactly are you doing the reporting.....by PC?
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Martyn ***********
I've been once to immigration for 90 days in 2 years, due to leaving the province ... The browser version works great for me.
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Roberto *********
Yes you must send in the ORIGINAL of the previous 90-day report notification.
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Tom *******
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@Roberto ********
 thanks for addressing the question I asked. I just discovered that the post office is closed for the next few days so I’m not going to be able to follow my plan after all. Thanks for your comment.
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Chris ***********
If you do online, make sure to click the search magnifying glass to auto fill your info from last time, also make sure your phone number and last entry date are correct...
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David *********
Just go to immigration
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Roberto *********
@David ********
 Exactly. PO is 5 minutes walk and 2 minutes to post the form. For me, it's a total no-brainer
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Roberto *********
@David ********
 Waste of time. Post Office is closer and easier
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David *********
@Roberto ********
 what ever is best for you
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Anna ********
works a treat for me. Its a 1 minute doddle. Get emailed the approval back the next day. helps if you use the right browser
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Tony *********
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 I don't think what browser you use is an issue anymore. I don't use a browser. I use the immigration app on my phone.
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Anna ********
@Tony ********
 did for me, i was going around in circles for hours
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Tony *********
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 the phone app is the most convenient way of doing it.
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Henry *********
Send the original but keep a photocopy for yourself. You will also need to enclose a self-addressed envelope with a stamp, plus copies of your entry stamp and latest extension stamp. Send via EMS for additional security.
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Tom *******
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@Henry ********
 thanks. I really appreciate it that you actually answered the question that I posed. I have done it before but I couldn’t remember if I sent the original or photocopy, and I know they can be quite fussy down there at Chang Wattana IO. Thanks again.
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Peter *********
Online works completely fine as long as you imput all the correct information being doing it 2 years now never a problem, though if you do it during weekend or thai holidays you may have to wait a little longer for confirmation 👍 what's your issues with it ?
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Gordon ************
Use this link, it will work
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Bonnie *******
Just go to immigration.
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Roberto *********
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 Or do it by mail
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Tom *******
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Thanks but did you read my post? I said I don’t want to do it online anymore. Thanks.
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Tony *********
@Tom ******
 here are the requirements for doing it by post.

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Gordon ************
@Tom ******
 Don’t bother using the link 😂😂😂👍
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Tom *******
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@Gordon ***********
 if you had read my post you would see that I have done it online before but it’s unreliable. So sending me a link isn’t really helping me in anyway.
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Anna ********
@Tom ******
 maybe just take or leave the advice that people took time to help u....critiquing it isnt necessary (or polite)
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Gordon ************
@Tom ******
 I’ve done it for years online, with no problem, maybe that helps you too 😂😂😂
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Gordon ************
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 I’m only trying to help you
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Terry *******
What I have learned is if you stayed at a hotel between reports, you will have to go in person and will be denied online.
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Roberto *********
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 That's wrong. I'm travelling continuously and never have a problem with online reporting
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Tom *******
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Thanks but I’ve been nowhere near a hotel since my last face-to-face 90 day report.
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